Cossey sees private landfill as solution for county Cossey said he guessed it would be able to dump its By David Blackburn private sector was to move in of a new landfill in Trigg "We can't wait for some­ would take about $1 million to garbage for free, the county Staff Reporter here," Cossey said in the County. thing to happen," he told the start a private landfill that would also have to take in court's monthly meeting. "There's not enough money fiscal court. would meet the state require­ trash from elsewhere. ^ CADIZ, KY - Trigg County The court has already de­ in this county to operate" a And they are not. Cossey ments and to bring in garbage "The only way Trigg Judge/Executive told the clared its intent to close the landfill going by the new state said Livingston County from outside the county. That, County can get a free ride is if Trigg Fiscal Court Wednes­ present county landfill by regulations, Cossey said Judge/Executive Ralph Smith he said, is one of the negative (a local private landfill) is day, Jan. 9, of a solution for Jan. 1, 1992, rather than meet Monday. If the county has to told him recently that some points of a private place to regional," he said. the county's waste woes. tough, new state regulations. haul off its garbage, he added, people were interested in dump garbage. Another negative aspect is "There's only one way for Now, county officials are it could cost $30 to $80 per building a private landfill in Even though Trigg County Please see PRIVATE, Page A-13 us to be a winner; that's if a looking to private ownership household. Trigg County.

^School board hears t i u P E N S The Trigg County Adult Day Center opened Jan. 2. Car­ olyn Bland, director of the Senior Citizens Kitchen, said 'concerns,' looks the center is a five-day-a-week respite service that relieves caregivers of the day-to-day supervision of family mem­ to save $260,000 bers who are unable to care for themselves. For more r ______i..- ______n at: ____ t ______eroo noi A By David Blackburn 1990, monitoring report, Staff Reporter Johnson cited five concerns in the elementary school, - CADIZ, KY - The Trigg seven in the middle school "C o u n ty Board of Education and six in the high school. heard some bad news and The concerns dealing with some good news at its regular the high and middle schools monthly meeting Jan. 14. were mostly about the science Peggy Johnson, a member labs and chemical storage of the Kentucky Board of Edu­ rooms. Also, Johnson said a cation's Division of Accredi­ teacher in each school was tation, told the local board that teaching out of field and the there were some changes restrooms were not accessible ^ n eed ed in the three Trigg to the handicapped. ^C ou n ty schools. Assistant Superintendent Later in the meeting, the Jim Wallace said the high board voted to make a change and middle schools' concerns of its facility plan in order to came about because the 1990- save the school system about '91 school year is the first that $260,000. the state has set up regulations Before listing the team's to follow when dealing with u . - 4 concerns, Johnson com­ hazardous materials. mended the school district for The elementary school con­ developing and implement­ cerns dealt mainly with in­ ing a comprehensive scope- sufficient size, instructional and-sequence curriculum space and storage space. guide. The guide was coordi­ Johnson said the facility was nated with the Kentucky Pro­ not accessible to the handi­ gram of Studies (K-12). capped. "You should be very proud of Another concern dealt with what you have accomplished the school district's trans­ with the curriculum plan," portation. Johnson said the she said. district's one-bay bus garage Under the new accreditation for 24 busses does not meet the plan, she said, a state board state requirement which says team makes a series of visits Trigg must have at least three to a school district instead of a work bays. three- or four-day visit. The The school board voted team now lists a "concerns" it unanimously later in its has about deficiencies in the meeting to change, with state FRIENDS AND FLOWERS: (Above right) Cozy Neeble hugged Car­ schools instead of "non-com­ board approval, its facility olyn Bland, director of the Senior Citizens Kitchen, which is the current site of the Adult Day Center until renovation is done on the Old Masonic pliances." plan, which would erase the building next door. (Right) Mary Jo Snyder gave Lizzie Clark a paper Johnson, going by a Nov. 15, Please see CONCERN, Page A-13 flower that Clark had made during the group's crafts period. (Above) Snyder led the group in some exercises. (Photos by David Blackburn) Flu bugs elementary school

Trigg County Elementary year. Most of our absenteeism School has seen a dramatic is in the Elementary School Oaken officially enters race for state treasurer's post drop in attendance over the and doctors just say it is due to portant announcement that I past few days as a flu bug illness," Pisa said. By Larry Young Wednesday during the "You know, I'm kind of have made in my life. Today, keeps students at home. Staff Reporter Cadiz/Trigg County Chamber like a homing pigeon. I al­ at home in Cadiz, I am for­ According to August Pisa, As for whether schools will of Commerce meeting at ways come back home, no mally announcing my can­ Director of Pupil Personnel, close should things get worse, CADIZ, KY - Former State Hamtown Restaurant. matter how far away I go. didacy for office of Treasurer £ there was a 13-percent absen­ Pisa says it's a wait-and-see Tourism Secretary and Trigg Mrs. Oaken said that she Home for me for the last 23 for the Commonwealth of tee rate on Monday and an 11- situation. "We'll continue to County resident Mary Ray was a rural Kentuckian and years has been Cadiz and Kentucky," she said. percent rate on Tuesday. monitor it, but it hasn't moved Oaken officially threw her that Cadiz was the most natu­ Trigg County. I am a rural She went on to say that she "That's about seven percent into the middle school at this hat into the ring for the state ral place to make her an­ Kentuckian and so I’ve come over our normal rate last time," he said. treasurer's post last nouncement. home to make the most im­ Please see OAKEN, Page A-l 3 World War IIvet urges families of soldiers overseas to have hope

By David Blackburn ation Desert Shield. "When I watch 'em now, I Staff Reporter "I know what war is, and a just think that it was last week man remembers what it is," or so they were all little kids CADIZ, KY — Kenneth he said. "And now it’s the just having fun... Now, we've Cundiff knows what war is lady-folks, too." all gotten old and fat," he said like. Cundiff, on an oxygen line with a chuckle. Cundiff, his older brother while he recovers from a heart The smile faded as he said and four brothers-in-law were attack and a case of pneumo­ having get-togethers 41 years in World War II; his step­ nia that hit just before apart tends to make you re­ brother was in Korea and Christmas, talked slowly and member some things. Vietnam; and Cundiff's with a raspy voice about what "The important thing is if a youngest brother and his step­ war can do to a family. war breaks out, someone's father were in World War II, "World War II scattered us gonna die," he said. But if Korea a n d Vietnam. all over the country," said wives, mothers and fathers On Thursday, with the Cundiff, the second of seven will remember, "a lot of us United Nation's Jan. 15 children, as he watched a came back," Cundiff added deadline for Iraq to pull out of videotape of a September 1990 holding a photo album of the Kuwait looming near, Cun­ reunion at his Hillview Drive reunion. "They should have diff drew on his family's home. The reunion was the hope, and I'm sure they do. first time since 1939 that all "W ar over there is more REUNION WITH THE PAST AND PRESENT MEET: Ken Cundiff watched a tape of a reunion with his survival to encourage the six brothers and sisters. Cundiff, who received the Purple Heart and five bronze starts in World War II, and families with loved ones in Cundiffs brothers and sisters than just a potential war now. other members of his family have a total of over 200 years of combat experience among them. Saudi Arabia as part of Oper­ had all been together. Please see HOPE, Page A-l 3 A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16,1991 (©pinion Rose got raw deal; war draws near in Persian Gulf * This week's column is go­ broken records and set son, for one. I guess if they should not go to war, but I'm special cameras and it really ing to be on a different sort of records that will remain on ever make a remake of the still convinced that President looked scary to me. Hope­ topic than usual for me. I'd AsISit the books for a good while. It movie, we might see Pete Bush knows what he's doing. fully, it will be resolved before like to take time to talk about Watching just looks to me that he should playing with them. While I can understand it comes to that, but if it does, an injustice, in my opinion of be included in the Hall of To paraphrase a portion of how some feel about not want­ I'm glad our soldiers are get­ course, in the sports world, By Fame considering he's the famous poem "Casey at the ing to go to war, I can also see ting prepared. That way, concerning the barring of Larry Young probably one of the greatest Bat," There is no joy in why we should do all we can to maybe we can hit Hussein be­ Pete Rose from baseball's players of all time. He, along Cincinnati, the mighty Pete stop this madman Hussein. fore he knows what hits him. Hall of Fame. with the likes of Johnny Rose has been kept out!" If we don't stop him now, who Whatever happens, all those Sure, Pete did wrong. baseball, but I don't think it Bench, Ken Griffey, Tony ***** know's what he'll do in the of us here at home can do is There's no doubt in my mind does. Perez, and others, were the Things are really heating future. Hitler was very bad, pray. Pray that if we do get in that he did wrong. I don't I'm sure that there have "Big Red Machine" of the up in the Middle East what but this guy really takes the war, our soldiers will all re­ condone the fact that he bet on been other baseball players 1970s that everyone loved. with January 15 already come cake and should be taken care turn home safely. major league baseball, but I do who have wagered here and Pete's been barred from and gone. of before he gets the chance to To all the people stationed in think other things should there on baseball without get­ baseball and from the Hall of Although, I wrote this col­ overtake another country. Saudi that will be reading this have been considered. First of ting caught. Pete got caught Fame now and I can't help but umn on Friday afternoon, While watching the Nightly column, we at the Cadiz all, Pete served time for what and he’s paying his debt for think of a movie that's been things sure didn't look good News on NBC the other night, Record wish you the best and he did and is now in Cincin­ that. out for a while now called for peace over there. I watched I saw soldiers practicing what are praying for you. Thanks nati doing public service A second thing which "Field of Dreams" in which the news Thursday night and they'll be doing should we be­ for all they you're doing to while on probation. Now, should be considered is Rose's players who were barred from heard the many different come involved in war. The keep our country the "Land of maybe that puts a blemish on actual baseball career. He's baseball, Shoeless Joe Jack- sides of why we should or scenes were shot at night with the Free, Home of the Brave."

L e t t e r s KSP acting com m isioner urges support for tougher drunk-driving legislation

Dear Editor; that parallels, but is indepen­ reducing crashes and viola­ During its January special dent of, criminal proceed­ tions by alcohol offenders. session the General Assembly ings. Of course, there will This legislation will work will be considering legisla­ still be DUI criminal offenses and it's time Kentucky moved tion that will dramatically heard in the District Courts. forward to join her sister increase our ability to get To date 46 states have ille­ states to rid our highways of drunk drivers off Kentucky's gal per se and 29 have impaired drivers. We ask highways. Last year drunk administrative per se. Those your readers to contact their drivers killed 319 people, in­ states indicate that the ability legislators and voice their jured 5,800 more and caused to revoke or suspend licenses support for this legislation. losses of millions or dollars swiftly prevents drunk W. Michael Troop in personal injuries and drivers from being on the Kentucky State Police property damage in Ken­ highways and is the most ef­ Acting Commissioner tucky. fective method available in and Secretary of Justice The proposed legislation contains two basic compo­ rU rge C ongress to support D U I bill' nents - "illegal per se" and "administrative per se." Dear Editor: during 1990 would be an im­ Illegal per se means that it is The passing of a Bill to portant matter if one of those unlawful to operate a motor control Drunk Drivers on were you or a loved one! vehicle with a blood-alcohol Kentucky roads could be a Please contact your Senator content of .10 or above (no matter of Life or Death. and Representative to urge longer a presumption of being Records show Drunk Driv­ them to support the DUI Bill. under the influence). ing caused death for 319 people Administrative per se is a in Kentucky, during 1990. Sincerely, Carl Gray Just The O ther Day license-revocation procedure Injury to 5,800 more people Cadiz, KY By Billy Rawls V o ic e The gloom of people rela­ Writer thankful for life of mother tions and the weather were your Cadiz Record Editor: wouldn't attempt to name each woman's life who you had about to get me down when I On Christmas Day at ap­ of you for fear of leaving never seen before. chanced to find a humorous proximately 3 p.m. my someone out. I am proud to live in Trigg article by Dave Barry that OPINION mother had a severe automo­ To Trigg County Emer­ County with so many fine and lifted my spirit. It dealt with bile accident near our home gency Services and the Trigg caring people. Thank you and the early times of America The in the Linton Community. County Rescue God Bless each of you. Be­ with a modern view-point and To all the friends, neigh­ Squad....without you my cause of you, my mother, Mae started with Columbus' dis­ Cadiz Record bors, and even people I didn't mother would have lost her Byrd, is now recovering in covery of inhabitants in a P.O. Box 311 know that stopped to render life. Unselfishly giving up Nashville at Vanderbilt Hos­ strange new land. Since "Old Cadiz, Ky. 42211 aid and comfort, my family your Christmas afternoon to pital. Columbo" was headed for In­ and I wish to express our sin­ stand in an icy ditch working R.W., Kathy, Michael, and dia he called them Indians, cere gratitude and thanks. I to free and fighting for a Janice Taylor which they denied. The Chief told him that they crossed a land bridge from another continent, but Columbus brandished loaded cannon 'Not very pleasant' war in Middle East likely and muskets that caused the natives to change their tune to the effect of "Yeah Man. We're Indians if that's what you As this is written Jan. 10 it I will ask Lawrence if I can sometimes in war people try;tq want us to be." looks like we will be in war in get a picture of the little house laugh anyway. During tlifc Also: Plymouth Rock was so named, because it looked like i Voice the Middle East. Congress is to add to my collection of old Vietnam War the late Frank a Plymouth; the first item of business of the first colonial of agonizing over this decision. farm pictures. Albert Stubblefield, Fii;st law-body was to vote themselves a raise to be followed with a It is an area we have never Venable District congressman, tdl$ cost-of-living increase; and nobody understood Washing­ fought in before. It contains Last fall Mrs. William this story: ton's inaugural address, because the microphone kept cut­ most of the oil reserves in the By KeithS. Stewart called and invited me ting out on him. B Company had been out in world. Venable out to see a five-legged calf. A the jungle: for weeks. The It is an area of constant number of phone calls did not Way back before I got to the high part of Cadiz High School, captain called the men to­ conflict. The British kept the find them home so I drove out I paid little attention to national and world affairs. tion, who said yes, it was be­ gether one night and said,;’! peace until 1948 when they anyway. However, I do remember arguments in 1928 that Alfred "Al" ing considered. have some good news arid pulled out. Some think we will Smith could not beat Herbert Hoover in the presidential I did not see the five-legged some bad news. The goqd have permanent place there. It We should protest this ac­ election, because he was a Roman Catholic. Later (about the calf, but did see some fat cattle news is that you will get a will be a war fought in our tion for these activities reach seventh grade) my history class read in Current Events in a rich pasture on what once change of underwear. The living rooms. Not very pleas­ thousands of youth and adults about Benito Mussolini driving Italians with machine guns was a hillside so poor a num­ bad news is that you will have ant. with the story LBL was estab­ to conquer Ethopians who fought with bows and arrows. ber of owners had gone broke to change with each other." ; ■ Since World War Ameri­ lished to tell. Since that time, I have been constantly aware of the conflict and moved off. cans, except for sending sons With the help of TVA Larry Young is certainly of human ambitions. Lawrence Sumner is a good and daughters, have been demonstration fertilizer and good at discovering interest­ asked to make little financial gardner, and I had plans to Me'an Charlie Hooks learned some degree of tolerance many years of good man­ ing people in Trigg County. sacrifice for war. Will we visit him and talk garden- when we strived to make our own "bows 'n arrows" so we agement, the Stewarts have Mrs. Jean Jackonski, make none this time? could "plyke" we were Indians. We selected a straight turned the poor hillside into a weather watcher for WPSD- This is the first time since The first time I was on my hickory limb that we could bend and hold in the shape of a profitable farm. TV Paducah, is a fine exam­ the Korean War the United way to Princeton but did not bow with a piece of string. Shortly we discovered that our ple. Nations has taken an active stop. There was a car upside- bow-string had to be as strong as our bow or it would snap War is not funny, but Keep looking, Larry. role. We should accept their down in the middle of the when we twanged it to send the horse weed arrow on its way. support. Lawrence's garden. It is on a But little did we realize that all things must work together curve on KY 139 and the auto with the correct tolerance to be a mutual benefit to all. Frank Oliphant called to did not make the curve. (Hfe (Hahtz 3Rmnrit This lesson I learned as I built airplanes in later life. ask if I had heard LBL was Last month I stopped to find William H. Rawls J r...... Circulation Manager Critical tolerances had to be adhered to in order for the air­ no one home. But my attention considering closing Empire Janet Freeman James...... Editor craft to hold together in flight. Some things could be tolerated Farm, the Youth Station and was drawn to an outhouse sit­ while others were virtually intolerable. Woodlands Nature Center ting serenely at the back of the Jan Cave...... Advertising Director £ because of lack of money. garden, a reminder of more Published each Wednesday by Waterland Press I guess that I have an inbred loathing for people who care so I called Sue Reid Draper, rugged days when one braved Inc. Second class postage paid in Cadiz, Trigg County, little for others that they refuse to search for mutual solutions Executive Director of Land the elements to answer na­ Ky. USPS-082-520. Single copy: 50 cents. Subscrip­ tion Rates: in county, $13.50; out of county Post to their problems and ambitions and so produce something Between the Lakes Associa- ture's call. that will not fly. Office, $14.50; out o f state, $18.00; subscriptions Stay in touch with sold only by year. Address all mail to P.O. Box 311 Mussoulini and his mistress wound up hanging by their Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) 522-6605. heels for all the world to see. the General Assembly News and display advertising deadlines each Monday, a 4:00 p.m. Classified display ads and Do you remember: Professor Barton, Luther Mashburn, These toll-free numbers are: reader ads deadline each Friday at 2:00 p.m. Adver­ MESSAGE LINE: BILL STATUS LINE tising rates available upon request. _ Richard Hendricks, Ann Henderson, and/or Jenny Sims Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open daily 8:00 a.m. 9 and Ish Kabbile? 1-800-372-7181 CALENDAR 1-800-248-6132 to 4:30 p.m.; closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays. 1-800-633-9650 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16,1991, A-3 Trigg organizations to help celebrate state's bicentennial

Several Trigg County orga­ Methodist Church, Daughters nizations will help celebrate of the American Revolution, Kentucky's Bicentennial in Cadiz Woman's Club, Main 1992 by sponsoring projects Street Commission, Cadiz- during the statewide celebra­ Trigg County Chamber of tion. Commerce, Antique Mall As­ Trigg County Bicentennial sociation, Cadiz Rotary Club, Committee Chairman Vir­ Veterans of Foreign Wars, # Cadiz receives offical ginia Alexander said more Thomas-Bridges Association, than 16 local groups have Broadbent B&B Foods and the made plans to incorporate the Trigg County Homemakers. United States Flag bicentennial theme into The dedication of the con­ regularly scheduled and spe­ vention center and pavillion . -CADIZ, KY - Cadiz Police Capitol rotunda in Washing­ cial events. building at the Trigg County Chief Robert S. Dollar ipre- ton, D.C., for a six-week pe­ Some of those organizations Recreation Complex is also gejited Cadiz Mayor Scott riod, after some assistance include the Ham Festival planned. The ceremony has Siyills with a certificate Jan. from District Judge Chappell Committee, Extension Ser­ been set for May 15 — the 5 ..recognizing that the city of Wilson and Congressman vice, Trigg County Farmers month and day that Trigg be­ Cadiz has received its official Carroll Hubbard. Bank, Trigg County Business came a county. JJ.S. flag. The 5-by-8-foot nylon flag and Professional Women, A special salute to the oldest Cadiz received the flag, will be flown daily in front of Trigg County Historical farms in Trigg County is also which was flown over the Cadiz City Hall. Society, Dyers Chapel planned. Trigg Health Department now offers mammography testing

CADIZ, KY - The Trigg gram, these women will be own breasts for lumps and sult of a $1.3 million appro­ WEAVING THROUGH: A youth took his turn on the timed drib­ 1 County Health Department is able to have this valuable counseled smokers about the priation by the legislature in bling part of the Jan. 12 Optimist Tri-Star Tournament. A total of 95 now offering mammography health screening." risks of lung cancer," he its 1990 session. boys and girls took part in the pass-shoot-and-dribble event. First- (breast cancer) screening to The American Cancer said. Trigg County women who place winners will competes against winners from Hopkinsville and low income women. Society estimates that in 1990, "With the addition of want more information about Princeton in the Zone 13 competition Jan. 26 at the Tngg County High School gym. First-place winners from Cadiz were Brian John­ Only low-income women 2,200 Kentucky women will be mammography screening to mammography screening son and Kelly Ginn, 8; Travis Mayes and Leetoria Grubb, 9; Lamar over age 45 who have never diagnosed with breast cancer health department services, through the health department Radford and Cathy Foster, 10; Patrick Johnson and Malissa Bush, 11; and 650 more Kentucky should contact the Trigg h’ad a mammography are eli­ low-income women will be Anthony Mayes and Calandra Boyd, 12; and Chris Oliver and Kesha gible. Women age 35 through women will die of the disease. County Health Department at offered a chance to detect Alexander, 13. 44 who have a family history Mammography screening breast cancer in its earliest, 522-8121. of breast cancer and meet the can detect breast cancer in its most treatable stages." other criteria ate also eligi­ early stages thereby greatly Hernandez says that Tourist commission executive director hiring ble. improving survival rates. women at the highest risk for Delene Walker, R.N., of the State Health Services Com­ breast cancer are being tar­ The Cadiz-Trigg County session on Jan. 17 and Feb. 6 The Commission hopes to health department, said the missioner Carlos Hernandez, geted for the screenings. Tourist Commission met in at noon to interview the final have its new Executive Di­ Screenings will benefit Trigg M.D., says that the new ser­ "We know that women over special executive session on candidates for the job. rector hired by March 1. County women who until now vice, eventually to be offered age 45 are at more risk for Jan. 9 to screen the 24 appli­ have not had access to this by health departments breast cancer than younger cations which were received medical service. statewide, provides a more women," he said. "That's for the Executive Director va­ "For the most part, the comprehensive cancer check­ why our screening program, cancy. Beg Your Pardon women who receive mammo­ up for Kentucky women. in accordance with estab­ After reviewing the appli­ grams through the health de­ "Health Departments have lished medical guidelines, cations, the Commission de­ partment do not have private traditionally provided Pap will emphasize women of this cided to interview a total of In the Jan. 9,1991, issue of Riggs in a photograph cutline medical insurance and are tests to catch cervical cancer age." seven candidates for the job. The Cadiz Record the name of on Page A-l. •■ineligible for Medicaid," she in its early stages, taught The new service is being The Commission will hold Loucretia Ricks was incor­ The Record regrets the er­ 'Said. "With this new pro­ women how to examine their added across the state as a re­ special meetings in executive rectly spelled as Loucretia ror.

1890 A Century of Service 1990

Trigg County Farmers Bank Decem ber 31,1990

Resources

Loans and Discounts $• 44,851,565.65 Less: Reserve for Bad Debts & Interest received in advance 1.774.951.12 Net Loans and Discounts 43,076,614.53 U.S. Government Securities 999,056.54 U.S. Government Agencies 15,933,999.08 Municipal Securities 3,355,441.08 Other Securities 1,240,322.10 Federal Funds Sold 275,000.00 Banking House and Fixtures 796,702.97 Other Real Estate 380,176.02 Cash and Due from Banks 1,606,220.14 Other Assets 1,614,253.60

TOTAL RESOURCES $ 69,277,786.06

LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL

Capital $ 625,000.00 Surplus 2,800,000.00 Undivided Profits 2,154,319.90

Total Capital 5,579,319.90 Other Liabilities 701,915.99 Deposits 62,996,550.17

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL $ 69,277,786.06

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i A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16,1991 High school seniors could get early start on medical career FRANKFORT, KY-Sixty- cation Preparation Program, lowance. five high school seniors who which was designed to help The workshops will be only WOMANS CLUB live in certain Kentucky increase the number of stu­ the first in a series of activi­ Of CADIZ counties and who want to be­ dents in medical or dental ties that will be provided the come physicians or dentist schools from Kentucky. participants. Additional pro­ will get an early start toward Students attending the grams and services designed their goal next summer at the workshops will meet and to help them succeed in University of Kentucky or the work with medical and dental becoming doctors or dentists University of Louisville. students and professionals will be provided throughout Graduating high school se­ and receive instruction in their undergraduate and niors who live in Trigg reading, writing, study medical or dental school County are among those skills, and problem solvings. studies. eligible to apply. They will also have classes Interested high school se­ # Students will be chosen to in biology, chemistry, and niors can get further infor­ attend a five or six week col­ other sciences to improve their mation and application forms lege preparatory workshop at chances of doing well in their from their high school coun­ one of the universities from premedical or predental col­ selor or principal, or by con­ applicants who live in Ken­ lege studies. tacting the Professional Edu­ tucky counties or areas of Room and board and all cation Preparation Program, some counties that have too workshop instruction will be Kentucky Council on Higher few physicians or dentist. provided without charge to the Education, 1050 U.S. 127, The workshops are part of participant. Each student will South, Suite 101, Frankfort, "ADOPT A HIGHWAY': The Woman's Club of Cadiz has recently joined the "Adopt a Highway" program also be given an expense al­ the state's Professional Edu-_ KY 40601. with the Kentucky Department of Transportation. They agreed to keep two (2) miles of Highway 68 East litter-free. Pictured are Faye Anderson (right), President of the Woman's Club and Billy Holmes of the State King holiday dedication, Jan. 21 Kentucky Department of Transportation. FRANKFORT, KY - Mon­ ally known Darryl E.C. Van Organizations, friends, day, January 21, 1991, marks Leer of Madison, Tennessee. and heirs of Dr. King's the first observance of the late Musical renditions will be legacy are encouraged to par­ M.S.U. to host tourism conference Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s provided by the Kentucky ticipate by being present with birthday since the Common­ State University Concert banners or plaques The Murray State Univer­ itors in our region. Repre­ Walters hopes for an even wealth of Kentucky passed Choir, Gospel Ensemble, representing their organiza­ sity Small Business Devel­ sentatives of regional tourism better turnout in this tourism A . House Bill 2 in the 1990 Gen­ Morehead State University’s tions or communities. To opment Center will host a organizations and state and oriented area. eral Assembly making it a Gospel Ensemble; as well as sign up, call William Cofield "Small Business and federal agencies will help co­ Conference preregistration full legal holiday. An historic high school choral and at (502) 564-3601 or (502) 875- Tourism Conference" on ordinate the conference. is $40 if received by February dedication, march, and cele­ marching bands from around 3997. February 27-28 at the MSU Pat Walters, Business De­ 15. After February 15, and at bration will take place on the state; followed by an The dedication, march, and Curris Center. velopment Specialist for the the door, registration will be Monday, January 21, 1991, awards presentation and re­ celebration are free and open Conference registration U.S. Small Business Admin­ $45. Checks should be made beginning at 11 a.m. ception. to the public. will begin Tuesday, February istration, is helping develop payable to "Small Business The observance begins with 27, at 9:30 a.m. in the Curris the agenda. and Tourism in the 90s" and a dedication ceremony at the New low-income rental units Center and conclude with a "We conducted a similar mailed to: Small Business Capitol Rotunda with Gover­ luncheon on February 28. conference in Harrogate, Development Center, Murray £ nor W allace G. W ilkinson offered by Kentucky nonprofits This conference will benefit Tennessee, last year and it State University, Murray, KY as the keynote speaker. The Kentucky Housing Corpo­ accepted through Feb. 1, 1991. small businesses that make was a huge success. In fact, 42071. liberty bell will ring at pre­ ration recently announced a Feasibility will be deter­ up and support the tourism in­ many of the participants For more information, cisely noon,. Following the new program for qualified mined on the basis of sponsor dustry of western Kentucky ranked it among the very best contact Ed Davis, Director, ringingof the bell, a march nonprofit organizations to experience, project cash flow, and Tennessee. Participants they had ever attended," said Small Business Development will proceed from the Capitol provide new low-income location and market demand. can expect to learn about topics Walters. Over 100 small Center, Murray State Univer­ down Capital Avenue to the rental housing units. Resi­ that will help them provide business owners attended the sity, Murray, KY 42071, phone Farnham Dudgeon Civic dential Investment Program For more information about state-of-the-art service to vis­ Harrogate conference and (502) 762-2856. Center, where the celebration (RIP) is a $2 million pilot the program and the pre-ap­ will take place with notable program to provide perma­ plication package, contact speaker . Harold E. Fender- nent financing for rental Eddie Miller at (502) 564-7630, son, principal of Shawnee housing construction in 110 (800) 633-8896 or (800) 247-2510 High School, Louisville, KY; rural Kentucky counties. (for the hearing impaired King renditions by nation­ Initial applications will be only). HUPP Construction Company

H.B. Quinn, OFFERED LEADING TO RECOVERY OF 1979 580C CASE BACKHOE Serial Number 8970229 Belonging to Hilpp Construction Co., Stolen from A & D Commercial Warehouse on Peterson Drive In Elizabethtown, Ky. between the hours of 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. TRIGG COUNTY ATTORNEY on Wednesday, October 3,1990.

Also Stolen was a 1986 580E Case Backhoe with the Serial Number 17033955 from Dolphin Hill 14 Court Street, Cadiz, KY Development behind E'town Swim and Fitness Center the same night. We think both' backhoes left on the same truck, A 1980 International-Color: Blue with low boy trailer (also stolen, but recovered at Shepherdsville Truck Stop on October 9,1990).

Any Information Will Be Kept Confidential. Please Call Paul F. Hilpp (502) 692-9492 or P.E. Announces new office hours Goodin (592) 737-8886 with any information. Thank You. NOTE: THE 1986 580E CASE BACKHOE WAS EQUIPPED WITH SWIVEL STICKS. effective immediately

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We know there are times when you have the kids in the The law office of car, or you're late for a meeting, or you just want to save some time...but you need to do some banking, too. Woodall & Quinn So, we have quick, convenient drive-in banking facilities. We want you to visit us happy and go away happy! will observe ABank of Cadiz the same office hours. /| P \ & Trust Co. Member fd ic “ Your home owned & operated Bank" ______522-6066______Cadiz, KY The Cadiz R'ec^rfl Wednesday, . January 16,1991, A-5 V ocational P.A.O.S. announces distribution of surplus enter has commodities on Jan. 23 enings TKVi Caldwell County Area Vocational Education Center The Pennyrile -.Allied: at The, John L. Street Library currently has full, time open­ Community/. Services', an­ on January 23,1.991.' Hours for ings in Electricity and nounced that U.S: Department .-, distribution- yvill be from 8:3.0' Welding \for post .secondary of Agricultiire.-'Surplus Coin* a.m. until 2 p.m.- students. \ modifies, including hearts,- .Misrepresentation of need, IriterestJd persons should sale, Or exchange of US.DA peanut butter, c'orn -meal, contact the Sihooi at 365-5563 • honey and butter, will be dis­ Commodities .is. prohibited, ’ for details, financial aid is arid c.ould result in- a fin'e* tributed .to- eligible, area'resi-. available to - qualified per­ imprisonment,; .or. both. den-ts.’ ' ; . . sons. Amounts allocated,vary ac-. .USpA-'s Emergency Food- As­ .Cording to -household size, sistance Program is* avail­ Financial Foods and ainounts’ may be- able • to. all eligible area • ,'adjusted depending upon • recipients regardless of race, planning availability. . color, natipnaT origin, age, ' The foods will be distributed seic, handicap.' seminar to be TVA reorganizes to held Jan. 22 A.finaricial planning sem­ focus on quality service THIS, IS THE WAV WE'LOAD THE BUS«..; Bus driver Bob Ouimette taught elementary, kindergarten inar for .the small' investor aad TMH students dbout school bus safety last Week. Here, he shows Mary Skaggs! first-grade class the right. ’ will be held Tuesday, Jan-' TVA today announced a; needed,"-Waters said. • way tocrossaroad-andtagetonthebus.' ’ ..-• ' ' • - ". uary 22, at 6:3Q p.tri. in the new management structure , • .TVA's ne.w organization isV jComin'unity Room , of City-. designed to” strengthen* the effective immediately. The • County Public Library, 1101 agency's ’ emphasis' on . cus­ three major' operating groups State leads south in increase of G E D graduates Bethel Street, Hopkinsville, tomer .service arid to build on are: *-. • . . . Ky., with' Richard Curtis TVA's accomplishments of • The ' g en era tin g Grcuip; Brasher: of First .City‘ Bank FRANKFORT, ,KY. to. several factors, including' among young adults. the past three years.' .. . •which will, manage, and oper­ and.Trust' Company and Dan- Against a backdrop of ria: - Martha's GED .Army, a public However, more than six The new-organization in­ ate all p'o\yer generating .fa- . Dickerson of .'Gafy L. Davis tioriai. decline,, Kentucky is . awareness program begun in million ■ working-age adults. cludes three, major operating cijities and provide..competiy and Associates’. .le'ading-the eritire South in- the '.' 1988 by First* Lady Martha ' in the SREB states do not have . . groups, an executive com m it­ tiv.ely. priced, reliable electric percentage of increase of GED Wilkinson;. Kentucky Edu­ a high school' diplom a or. .The seminar is'.free and all tee and a senior yice president power, to. TVA’s. transmission ' cational Television's series equivalency, the report states; ages are weleome to attend, for quality iniproveinerits. It' systetri. Oliver Kingsley, Jr., • graduates', according to a I99Q rpport from the Southern i’GED on TV;" the expansion and that"...without.efforts to . For. more information, call 'also creates the'position, of.se.- is* pre si dent* of thi s group. . ' 8*87-4266: .' ■ ’ * . Regional 'Education Bpard • of Adult Education Centers •enroll more of the six million nior scientist .to 'reflect TVA's , '* The Customer Group, which around the state; and business adults without a .high school commitment' to; environmen­ wilt make su-re electricity . is . (SREB).- . ;• ' . ' Thfe SREB , p u b lica tio n ,.' arid industries which have diploma- in programs to in­ Short term tal leadership and consoli­ transmitted efficieritly ..and Educa-tional Benchmarks- provided, funding, publi.c crease their skills and dates accounting functions reliably to TVA’s industrial- 1‘990, reports that' in* 19§5, awareness- promotional ef­ . knowledge, the South's labor evening throughout TVA. rind distributor customers. It Kentuckyh issued 9,537 GED • forts. and . on-site eirt'ployee ■ force in'the year 2000 will fall "During the past.' three also • will .-offer a variety of credentials. In- 1989, there . •GED progrrims to improve ba­ short.1' • . years, TVA has ' reduced ex­ services to help distributors iwere 10,-4.63 ^Kentuckians'who sic skills in .the workplace! - . Eighty-three percent of penses, cut overhead, adopted'. . meet the energy needs of their * earned; GED credentials, re-. Of the 15 Southern, member- Kentucky's GED recipients begin Feb. 5 more efficient and'-competi- ' residential .*an,d business . fleeting • ah increase of 9.7 statps 'in- the.SREB, 12 indi­ * were in' the. working-age adult The. Caldwell County Area .fi've business • practices and customers.. Mary S-harpe- percent. • •' cated a decline in the number • category between the ages of 20 Vocational Education Center met the three-year goal of . Hayes is..president of this "Kentucky's efforts-in adult of GED credentials issued.. •rind' 40 years-or older; The will begin short term evening * keeping, its -price- of •electricity, group.* education are paying off," 'Only Florida, Louisiana, and • large, percentage reflects •classes'on' Tuesday, February stable," -TVA • 'Chairman * The Resource-Grqup*, -which Sandra '.Gubser,- secretary' of - Kentucky "showed an in­ Kentucky's success in- devel­ 5, at -6 p.m. Classes offered Marvin Runyon, said. '. • will, offer -natural: resource , the- Workforce Development crease. Statistics'for the entire. oping workplace' literacy proT. will, be .Cabinetmaking, . The reorganization'does not and. economic . .development' t Cabinet', !sajd.. -"Qur success grains arid adult education' Small. Engine Overhaul, ■ automatically mean -the loss progrrims to residents of the) United States show a 1'7.9-per; in the GED program is a m a­ . .incentives with technical and. Welding, and Emergency .pf jobs,, according to TVA' Di- Temnessee Valley region and cent decline;. • • • '. jor highlight'in (rar plan to ••financial assistance, public Medical Technician! •rector John Waters.-• •' th'e 'nation. -Bill .Willis is; The reports shows that high .make; Kentucky competitive’ • ■school drop’-out rate's are de­ •awareness activities and in­ Interested perspris should . '"As we continue to make • president arid is TVA's se­ ip the 21st century." centives to; .employees who- ' contact the school at 365-5563 to improvements, we. may find nior executive officer. ' clining, which' would- reduce . specific* jobs are no longer Gubser credits.the increase. the need for GED credentials complete QE.D programs.’ •register. . '

• '!! First Aid For Burn Victims ■ - a *. Nearly everyone has experienced the painful stirig. of,sunburn or the shock of touch-, ing a hot household object. Burns', in fact, are one of the leading causes (5f household in­ juries in America today. ." ' •*•' •-....*• <*■ . Burns are classified into three major categories: first, seco’nd and third degree. When someone in your home, is accidentally burned, it"s’ important to ev&luate the - G f We must liquidate O ’ depth of the wound and the size of the*ar.ea affected -so "the proper medical treatment can be .obtained. A good, first step is' to become familiar' with the symptoms of each burn • to make room . category-! '' ’ ’ ' '-. '■■■'.'•*• V . /

• . First-degree bums are limited to the outer layer .of skin (epidermis). The . . for Spring Shipments affected skin will be red and tender-and there will usually, be. swelling, but • - . no blistering. Although painful, these burns are generally not serious.

•'*'• .Second-degree.bums involve both the epidermis and! the underlying dermis. , In additirin td redness and pain, there is blistering and possibly some seeping, Everything Store w ide These bum s are usually not considered serious unless a large area (greater '■ ' thari three inches in diameter) is’ involved or the hands, face or genital area '• is affected. . • ; . ' .'. •• - •

• Third-degree burns are always Serious and require immediate Tnedical . • , attention. They involve the destruction of the full thickness- of-the skin and . ” also may ex.tend to the underlying tissues. The skin may be blackened^ cherry-red or pearly white arjd dry, with a leathery appearririce. There is . ' . usually np pain because nerves have heen destroyed..

Minor burris are best.treated with a "hands o ff approach.' Re'sist the temptation to ap­ ply olive oil, butter or’ other home remedies. -These oily substances serve aS*"food" for . • bacteria and can lerid to infection.- By the same token, do not break blisters as thie.can also introduce infection. ' " • • *•;'• •Effective first aid-involves .flushing the area' with cool watef for 10 minutes'or using, cool; wet compresses’ directly on the skin. Jf blisters form, gently elean the area arid Regular Retail Price cover with a sterile bandage. Aloe vera gels applied to the -burned, area arid pain reliev­ ers such as aspirin or acetaminophen can bring relief for first-degree burns such as ..sunburn. • . . '• •’• ’.*■ ... ‘When, a burn is extensive o r’deep, the .risk of. shack is high. To-treat for shock, keep the victim lying ddwn and loosen any tight clothing. Cover the victim loosely with a clean sheet and call for emergency assistance. Don't try to remove burned clothing or 1st Quality - Name Brand Furniture objects that adhere to the burned area. Don’t apply anything to the skin other'than cold, •compresses.", ' -,. ... Always Sale Priced If you tare: unsure, whether a burn requires medical attention,, call your family physi­ cian or Trigg County Hospital emergency departirient staff at 502-52273215. . . M-F 8:30-6 p.m;, Sat. 9-5 p.m.

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;isement A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January l(i, 1991 ‘ .. "1. ' / Recent repos/t says its never too late to begin investing

■ Most financial textb^ks some - hypothetical illustra- stress the importance o/f bev • lions'to sTitfw.how much your ginning an ipvestm.£lit pro- F inancial Focus ' monthly investment could gram; early. However,, a • re.- By Gary R, Harris. / grow.to at Various rates of fe: cent report from Mutual -Fund Investment Representative .' turn after certain periods' of News Service illrist.rat.eH. that time. *' *' ' it's never too'lal/e to begin in­ mor.e of their current income, •no .guarantees that the fund's- ' 'It i’s simple and should cost vesting. . / ' they stopped their monthly de­ performance would continue, you nothing. The drily re­ Here is the.story. In 1-975 a posits, They’did not,-however, ; • The§e figures illustrate that- quirement is that, your- fund- married couple was able'for redeem any shares.-- Rather, it i's never too late to start.in-" . must have.-been in business at-- the first time to. being an in­ they allowed the dividends • vesting. Eyen if you start an least, the length , of'tim e you vestment program. They were and .capital gains, to be. rein­ investment program in v'our ' .want your illustration to . only 15 years from retirement vested. They did not mild.‘a- ' OOs yon can still build a- sub- ' cover, * and felt apprehensive about penny to their $60,000 invest­ . -sta'ntial nest egg. . ' ' • By using past performance A 'MAJOR' PROMOTlOPj:-Cadiz Police Captain Robert Russell's their future. In the hopes of. ment fpr a decade;' yet, it still Often it. is not until later' in .figures of a mutual fund you wife Teresa helped'Cadi r/Mayor Scott Si vills-plac# gold oak leaf clus­ .{providing for. a comfortable grew to more than $592,000! life that there is enough extra can’t guarantee future results • ters on Rus’sell, who was recently promoted to tb*? rank of major. retirement, they began- bud- 'These Were net gains after ■ income to begin, a regular ini but you can get. a' reasonable • getinig $1,000 a month into a alb expenses,-including-a 5.75 ' nesting, program. If you. face . .guide in terms of what to ex­ mutual fund. • . percent .sales charge, were • this dilemma,' don’t despair.' pect.. Flan reasonable . results , For five years they invested deducted. O f course,, this' was • Budget a reasonable amount' based on proven experience. State boar4 foi? adult, .’ regularly in' this mutual a -.period' of-'generally .rising. . each month And have the mu- •..'.Unrealistic expectations can ' technical education to meet fund. Then, deciding, to-enjoy stock prices, .and* there, were . trial fu n d of your choice run be d. disappointment. The first iheetihgpf.199‘1 for Cabinet; Gary ‘Wefehsjold, • Senator Wendell Ford nrges 'adoption' of the. State Board of .Adul.t and- Commissioner o f Adult' arid ., • Technical Education will Be Technical Education;. ahd^|! American military units stationed in* Persian Gulf. held iri MadisoVivill-O, Jan­ Board .Chairmap, ’• George y ‘{ . WASHINGTON, . D.C; - , ganizati'dnj "America ’ Sup-., thing that I believe' w.e cari all their safe return home." * .. uary. 17, at.’the Madisoriville ' §e.iniers, will be present to 'U.S. Sen. Wendell Ford' said .porting Americans,;1 for agree-on-is that our troops, • Ford .' said there are Health Occupations.School) :. klc\ off the '91. ,board activi­ recently'that- he is urging com m unities-' across .the need and dfeserVe; our full* . presently over 600 battalion- The state". boarcl’ consists 6f ties. • . . , - towns, and- communities in United State's to'cofit-actin co­ support. An excellent way to -. sized units in the region, each . nine' members, seven ap*- •The board 'rtieetin,g.; in Kentucky to "adopt" Ameri­ ordinating this effort.' demonstrate this is the send1, consisting of approximately pointed -from the -Supreme •' Madisonville will- b.e a first can military units in the Per­ "I realize , there are. ..differ­ •i-ng of letters, and. cookies .to. ■ 6 0 0 'mert and. women "of -tlie Court. Districts.and‘tw9 from for.-Rggioft Two. Tke • ten--,' sian Gulf. ing views .on our role and out units to shojv that.we. sup- , ’ Army; -Navy,' Air Force and the state-at-laf-ge. The board/ county.region" represents'the.',' port "them* -appreciate their establishes regulations -and.* Ford said he is sending let­ commitment in the Persian 'Marines. • • , • • 17 most western counties! in'- ' service and .look forward'to polici.es’for the Kentucky Tech . ters to. every mayor in Ken­ Gulf," Ford- said. "But .one- the Commonwealth- -,. *.' . 0 System and a'd.iilt. basi-c: edu­ tucky requesting their partic­ '• Board "members and. >yis.i‘- ' Fourth symposium on natural history set ; cation and services, ipation in the project; which tors will tour the school .dnd-. Sandy Gpbser,' Secretary, of program • -with ‘ live /demBn.-. Was' conceived by -Linda Pa.t- fo r L an d B etw een th;e L akes, March 1, 2 the W.oikforce- Development terson of San Mated, Calif. ' : . s'tratioifs at 8:30 a.m. - ’ • - CL'ARHSyiLLE,' f o r -1 Cq- . nessee and . Kentucky." Ac- inal research for presentation, Patterson persuaded the San 'sponsored* by. Austin . Pe-av .cording to D r / Benjamin P. in the.contributed papers*,ges-' (IT Mateo city council to."adopt", .State University's''Center for Stope^ director of the Center sroris of the.’ symposium." * the U.S. Arhiy infantry-com­ Field Biology, the 'fourth . an-.- • for '--Field'• B.iolpgy, .'several . Editors responsible for 'se- pany with whjch her brother- Respiratory Care nual symposium' /on'; -"The leading, authorities, will-report " lection of papers-".to' be pre- was serving in Vietn-am* Natural ..History 'of Lpwer 'on their many-years of-fiel'd' '.seated and published are Dr,' Must be € R T T or R R T or eligible.; From 1968 to'1973; the people o f. Tenpess.ee and 'Cumberland. • research involving . -verte-. Floyd Scott- and- Dr, David San Mated sept - by name -- River. 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g > o r i e t p Too much care could be harmful to your houseplant:

By: Elaine M. Clift drainage holes and saucers to houseplant with too much fer­ hours of artificial light. Cool Sometimes "pillbugs," which Hom em aker County Extension Agent for hold excess water. tilizer because it will put on white fluorescent lights are like damp area, are trans­ Home Economics Tips When a houseplant has a growth. Light in a house usu­ the best all purpose and most ported inside with the house- By Elaine Clift problem, appearances can be ally is inadequate to support economical artificial lieht plant. However, "pillbugs" Too much of a good thing is UK College of deceiving. We typically extensive growth so the plant source. stay in the soil, are not harm­ a leading cause of houseplant Agriculture think wilting means a plant becomes leggy. ful and don't hurt the plant. Co. Extension Agent problems during the winter, needs more water, but that's Fertilize only enough to While providing adequate according to research amount of light the plant re­ not always the case; some­ maintain the plant. Use water light, avoid putting the plant Houseplants can provide a specialist at the University of ceives. times wilting is a symptom of soluble fertilizer at the rec­ in an area that gets too hot, lot of pleasure and make an Kentucky. To determine when a overwatering. If a plant is ommended strength about such as windows near a heat attractive addition to your Water is the most harmful houseplant needs water, probe getting too much water, the once every three months. vent, fireplace or woodburn­ home during the dreary win­ "good thing," says Brian Es- the soil with your finger to a roots can drown from lack of While it is easy to give ing stove. Also do not move a ter months. But don’t love you hemaur, a plant disease di­ depth of one to one and a half oxygen. The plant may then houseplants too much water or plant to a spot for appearance houseplants to death by giving agnostician with the Univer­ inches. If the soil feels dry, wilt because it cannot take up fertilizer during the winter, it sake for an extended period of them too much water or fertil­ sity of Kentucky College of water until it comes out of the water through the roots. is hard to give them too much time is that location isn't izer. Concentrate instead on Agriculture. drainage holes. One thorough If you must err, do so on the light. suited to the plant. providing enough light. The question most fre­ watering is better than a par­ side of underwatering. More Houseplants need light to quently asked is 'How often tial watering every day. houseplants die from too much manufacture food. Most Insects and disease gener­ Additional information is should I water?’ There is no Poor drainage can con­ water than not enough. plants require two to four ally are not a problem during available in "Houseplants: set answer. It depends on the tribute to the overwatering Over-fertilization is an­ hours of full sunlight daily, or the winter, unless insects Problems and Care" (HO-44), type plant, time of the year, problem. To improve other example of too much of a eight to 10 hours of filtered or were brought indoors when the or by contacting your County humidity in the house and drainage, use containers with good thing. Do not force a reflected light, or 12 to 16 plants were moved inside. Extension Office. Book by Cadiz Lunchbox Monday, Jan. 21: Ham­ or BBQ chicken or ham, burger on bun, French fries, creamed potatoes, tossed native published lettuce and tomato, iced cake salad, Jell-0 with topping. square. Thursday, Jan. 24: BBQ PLAINVIEW, TX - "Re­ leadership, elucidating the Tuesday, Jan. 22: Com dog, beef on bun, tater tots, fruit visioning Educational Lead­ usefulness of the phenomeno­ macaroni and cheese, kraut cup, school-made cookie. ership - A Phenomenological logical method to study edu­ or applesauce, cherry cobbler. Friday, Jan. 25: Soup, chili Approach," written by Way- cation. Wednesday, Jan. 23: Fried or pizza, sandwich, fruit. land Baptist University Pro­ Rejecting both the "leaders fessor Dr. John G. Mitchell, a are born" and "leaders are native of Cadiz, has been pub­ made" theories, the book ad­ Birth lished by Garland Publishing vocates a broader, holistic Company in New York. view that addresses the issues The 336-page book is the of values, cultures, bracket­ December Jewell Calhoun first for Mitchell, who is ing, intentionality and dialog chairman of the Division of in educational leadership. Religion and Philosophy and Casey and Rebekah would grandparents are Ann (Lane) Ibarra and Mr. and Mrs. assistant to the president for Mitchell joined the Way- like to announce the arrival planning at Wayland, lo­ land staff in 1982 after three of a baby sister on December Ernest (Buddy) Oliver, all of Cadiz. Paternal grandpar­ cated in Plainview, Texas. years as executive director of 21, 1990, at 9:50 a.m. She Drawing on primary the Institute for Educational weighed nine pounds, three ents are Mrs. Emma Bell ounces and was 21-1/2 inches Calhoun and the late Thomas BOOK PUBLISHED: Former Cadiz native, Dr. John G. Mitchell, a sou rces o f con tin en ta l Leadership in Cleveland, GA. long and was named Decem­ Odell Calhoun of Cadiz. professor at Wayland Baptist University, is shown with a copy of the philosophers, Mitchell's book He was previously dean of ber Jewell. Maternal great-grandpar­ book which he wrote,"Revisioning Educational Leadership - A Phe- explores the structures and Truett-McConnell College, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank nomenological Approach." meaning of educational also in Cleveland. Her parents are E.J. and Lisa Calhoun. Maternal Lane of Princeton.

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A-10, The Cadiz Record. tVednesday, January 16,1991 Funeral Notices Paducah Symphony to perform original work on January 19

Mr. Garnett Lee Lancaster Mr. Sam Ross A highlight of the January Professor of Music in Compo­ 19 subscription concert by the sition and Theory at the Paducah Symphony Orches­ Shenandoah College and Mr. Garnett/ Lee Lancaster, caster of Trigg County; three Mr. Sam Ross, 74, of 483 Thomas of Iuka, Mississippi; tra will be the premiere of a Conservatory in Winchester, 74, of 344/ Church Road, sisters, Mrs. Lula Sholar of Lafayette Street, Cadiz, Ky., a sister, Clara Martin, Ker- work commissioned by the V irginia. Cerulean, K y ., died Friday, Trigg County, Ky., Mrs. Beu­ died at 3 p.m. Wednesday, riville, Texas; four grand­ Orchestra and composed by He is also the conductor and January 11,(1991, at the Jennie lah Gray of Cadiz, Ky., and January 9, 1991, at the Gen­ children; and one great­ Paducah native William founder of the Winchester Stuart Medical Center in Mrs. Bessie Mize of Trigg eral Care Convalescent Cen­ grandchild. Averitt. Musica Viva, a community- Hopkinsville, Ky., County, Ky.; seven grand­ ter in Clarksville, Ten­ Funeral services were held In the composition, called based professional level A native of Trigg County children; and two great­ nessee. at 2 p.m. Friday, January 11, "The Palmer House Dream choir. In 1988, he received an born February 4, 1916, to the grandchildren. Born November 22, 1916 in 1991, at the Anglin Memorial Dances," Averitt remember Award for Excellence from late John Jefferson Lancaster Stewart County, Tennessee, to Chapel in Dover, Tennessee Funeral services were held the elegant old Palmer Hotel the Shenandoah Arts Council and Albirtia Sholar Lan­ the late Samuel F. Ross and with Bro. Joe James officiat­ at 2 p.m., Sunday, Januaiy 13, which at the turn of the cen­ in recognition of his work caster, he was a member of Mollie Knott Ross, he was a ing. Burial was in the Mor­ 1991, at the Goodwin Funeral tury was the center of so much with the choir. the Church of Christ and was a retired automobile salesman. gan Cemetery in Bumpus Home with Darrell Simon of­ of Paducah's social activity. Also on the program will be retired building contractor Surviving are his wife, Mills, Tennessee. ficiating. Burial was in "Dream Dances" recreates The Planets, a major work by and farmer. Teola Speck Ross; three Pallbearers were Greg Mc- Green Hill Memorial Gar­ some of the musical energy Gustav Holst, along with Surviving are his wife, daughters, Mary Ann McNi- Nichols, Ricky McNichols, dens in Hopkinsville, Ky. found in five dances popular Beethoven's Overture to King Mrs. Destelle Green Lan­ chols, Cadiz, Sammie K. Kevin Radford, Ross Flatt, in the hotel's heyday. They caster of Cerulean; a son, Pallbearers were David Radford, Cadiz, and Robert James Clark, and Bill Knott. Stephen." John Lewis Lancaster of Wayne East, John Lewis are the Waltz, Ragtime, Valse The concert will be at 8:15 Cerulean; two daughters, Lancaster, II, Jason Todd Triste, Tango, and Fox Trot. p.m., at Symphony Hall, Jet­ Mrs. Wayne "Rosie" East of Hayes, Wilton Lancaster, Jr., Averitt was a 1966 graduate ton Blvd. at Clark Street in Hopkinsville, Ky. and Mrs. Ralph Lancaster, Billy Lan­ Mr, Jack Choate of Tilghman High School. He Paducah. A limited number Robert "Betty" Hayes of Pem­ caster, Joey Lancaster, and attended Murray State Uni­ of seats are available for the broke, Ky.; two brothers, Mike Higgins. Music was versity, where he received a concert. They can be re­ Bachelor of Music in Compo­ served, on a first-come basis, Durwood Lancaster of Hop­ provided by Joiner's Chapel Mr. Jack Choate, 83, a resi­ 7,1975. kinsville and Joe Lacy Lan­ sition, with highest honors. by calling 444-0065. Quartet. dent of Shady Lawn Nursing Funeral services were held He earned two more de­ Center in Cadiz, Ky., died at 1 p.m. Friday, January 11, grees, a Master's degree and Wednesday, January 9, 1991, 1991, at Goodwin Funeral Ham and Bean a Doctor of Music in Compo­ at the Jennie Stuart Medical Home with Rev. Irvin Dar- Mr. John Parker Morton sition, from Florida State Dinner, Jan. 19 Center in Hopkinsville, Ky. nall officiating. Burial was after a long illness. ' University. His composition in the Milam Cemetery in A Ham and Bean Dinner A native of Trigg County, teachers included James Trigg County, Ky. will be sponsored by the Ophe­ born June 17, 1907 to the late Woodard at MSU, John Boda Mr. John Parker Morton, ersburg, Indiana, Bonnie C. Pallbearers were Cecil lia Chapter No. 55, O.E.S., at Charley Choate and Ella at FSU and Betsy Jolas of Jr., 74, of 285 Sunset Court, Taylor of Snowhill, Mary­ Curtis, Donnie Curtis, Joe Lee Tanglewood. the Masonic Temple on Sat­ Francis Choate, he was a Cadiz, Ky., died Sunday, land, and Kathleen C. Kimbel Terrell, Gayle Terrell, Averitt has composed urday, January 19, from 11 member of the Baptist faith January 13, 1991, at the St. of Louisville, Ky.; two sisters, Jimmy Williams, and Har­ nearly 50 works which have a.m. to 5 p.m. and was retired and had Thomas Hospital in LaVerne Junk of Louisville, vey Choate. Music was pro­ been performed throughout the The price of the dinner is Ky. and Anna Marie Ott of worked at the Hickory Mill in Nashville. vided by Wayne Walker, United States, Western Eu- $3.50 per person and includes A native of Lawrenceburg, Eminence, Ky.; 19 grand- Cadiz, Ky. soloist, and Clarissa King, rope, and Russia. In addition ham and beans, cornbread, children; and eight great- Survivors include a brother, Ky., born February 6, 1916 to pianist. to being a composer, he is slaw, and dessert. the late John Parker Morton, grandchildren. Jess Choate of Trigg County; Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Funeral services were held anJ a number of nieces and $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Grantz Morton, he was a at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan- nephews. Catholic by faith and had been uary 16, at Goodwin Funeral He was preceded in death by in the Propane Gas business Home with Rev. Gerald H. his wife, Anna Belle Huddle­ $ SAVE-SAVE-SAVE-SAVE $ for many years. He was also Baker officiating. Burial was ston Choate who died October a Realtor and served on the in Trigg Memory Acres in $ $ Pennyrile Board of Realtors. Cadiz. Surviving are three sons, Rosary services were held Trigg widowed $ Savings of $500 to $1500 Not Uncommon $ John Parker Morton, III of at 7 p.m. Tuesday, January persons to meet $ A$ Russellville, Ky., David M. 15. The family requests Morton of Louisville, Ky., The Trigg County Widowed ^ N o matter what type of life in- You are probably paying 2 or 3 $ « and Stephen T. Morton of Ed- memorial donations be made Persons will hold a meeting dyville, Ky.; four daughters, to: Ronald McDonald House, at 11 a.m. on Friday, January $ surance coverage you have, times more than necessary. v 3925 Chestnut Street, Juliana Renfro of Clarkson, 18, at the Hamtown Restau- ■

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t 1 i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, JaAuary 16,1991, A -ll Students make nine week's honor roll, principal's\list Thomas, and Ryan Wallace. Report cards for the first FRESHMEN: Joshua Ac­ Baker, Kara Boyd, Wendy Hargrove, Kendra Ladd, Mitchell, Carol Beth Mize, semester of school year 1990- cord, Benji Boren, Toinette Ford, Christy Merrick, Mark Leslie Lander, Benjamin Tim O'Hara, William SOPHOMORES: Amanda 0 9 1 were distributed on Jan­ Bridges, Amy Dickerson, Pool, and Jeremy Ray. Lunte, Candace Malinowski, Parker, Debra Sieg, and Ja­ Edwards, Jodi 'Ladd, Kelly uary 11. If, for any reason, Debra Hargis, Heather JUNIORS: Allison Burgess, Diane Oliver, Sharree Rad­ son Simdon. Prince, Neely Quist, and Rox­ you did not see your child's Hutchison, Michael James, Rusty Carter, Jennifer ford, Jaime Towler, and Named to the Trigg County anne Stone. \ report card, please contact the William Kehrwald, Alisha Choate, Misty Choate, Shannon Underhill. High School Principal's List JUNIORS: Lei'gh Ann; guidance counselor at your Keller, Andrea McAtee, Michelle Cornelius, Saman­ SENIORS: Teresa Bodnar, for the second nine weeks Adams, Edye Fourshee, Leah child's school. Amanda McCormick, Brent tha Cunningham, Mendy Brian Campbell, Barbie were: Fuller, and Jody McGill. Named to the second week's Meredith, Latrita Russell, Dossett, Emily Ezell, Heather Dickerson, Stephanie FRESHMEN: James Dun­ SENIORS: Jason Hargis,; honor roll for Trigg County and Candice Whipple. Ford, Lori Fox, Christopher Humphries, Sabrina Keller, can, Jennifer Gray, Dewane Holly Hite, Darla Holland* High School were: SOPHOMORES: Sharon Freels, Melissa Fuller, Dana John McAtee, Lorraine King, Patrick Perry, Dana and Tameka Kirby. •Federal retirees hold monthly meeting TCHS releases first semester

By Keith S. Venable lected unlawfully. tion was given by Jess Vinson munity Service, Tom honor roll, principal’s list The decision to make a re­ followed by the pledge to the Fitzgibbons; History Activi­ The following students Jody McGill, Diane Oliver, Bill Cunningham, Lyon fund will be made by the Sec­ flag. The treasurer's report ties, Nancy Adwell; Sun­ were named to the Trigg Jaime Towler, Shannon shine, Nell Leneave; Chap­ County attorney, spoke to retary of the Revenue Cabinet was given by George County High School Underhill. lin, Jess Vinson; Travel, Trigg Federal Retirees at who will do what the Governor Mouilleseaux, and minutes Semester Honor Roll and SENIORS: Brian Camp­ Sarah Spurlin; Publicity, their monthly meeting Jan- tells him. and roll was given by Dorothy Principal's List: bell, Barbie Dickerson, Keith S. Venable, and Pro­ ^uary 9 at the Bank of Cadiz Mr. Cunningham then dis­ Pieper. Honor Roll Darla Holland, Stephanie "C om m u n ity Room. cussed his candidacy for Cir­ Ed Reynolds introduced grams, Hollis Car. FRESHMEN: Joshua Ac­ Humpries, Sabrina Keller, Mr. Cunningham has rep­ cuit Judge: new members: Ruth Rutland, Meetings coming up: Dis­ cord, Benji Boren, Toinette Tameka Kirby, John McA­ trict officer trammer. March resented the Retirees in a suit "We candidates are not Richard Miller, and Mildred Bridges, Amy Dickerson, tee, Lorraine Mitchell, 22, Ken Lake Hotel; Spring, to obtain a refund from the supposed to discuss issues but Jones. Debra Hargis, Heather Carol Beth Mize, Tim April 8, Executive Inn, Padu­ State of Kentucky for income to only tell our qualifications. John Henwood, State Vice- Hutchison, Michael James, O'Hara, William Parker, cah; and State Convention, tax collected on Federal Pen­ My daddy told me if you do president, installed officers William Kehrwald, Alisha Holly Shelton, Jason Sim­ May 14-15, Executive Inn, sions which has been ruled something worth bragging for 1991: Gerald Joseph, Pres­ Keller, Andrea McAtee, don, Angela Taylor, and ident; George Mouilleseaux, Paducah. unconstitutional by the U.S. about, let somebody else do the Brent Meredith, Dana Melanie Walker. Supreme Court. bragging. treasurer; Frank Pieper, sec­ Robert Douglas, Murray, is Thomas, Candice Whipple. a Mr. Cunningham: The suit "I have had long contact retary. Hollis Carr, Vice- seriously ill and will be re­ SOPHOMORES: Sharon Principal's List ^ was filed in Marshall Circuit with the prison system. My president, was absent. placed as State Alzheimer's Baker, Kara Boyd, Wendy FRESHMEN: James Court before Judge David father worked on the Ed- Program Chairpersons for Chairman by Charles Downs. Ford, Christy Merrick, Duncan, Jennifer Gray, Buckingham. dyville Lock and Dam and we 1991: Legislative, John Hen- As Mutt and Elaine Sanders Mark Pool, Roxanne Stone, Dewana King, Amanda The Judge has now ruled the lived next door to the Prison. I wood, Membership, Ed have just celebrated their 50th Lori Sumner, Angela McCormick, Patrick Perry, tax was collected illegally was bat boy for the Prison Reynolds; Service, Vance Wedding Aniversary, Presi­ W olfgram . Ryan Wallace. and should be refunded. But baseball team. I was safe then LeNeave; Alzheimer's, dent Joseph announced they JUNIORS: Allison SOPHOMORES: Amanda the statute of limitations will for the prison code meant that Katherine Venable; Tele­ would be guests of the Club for Burgess, Rusty Carter, Edwards, Jodi Ladd, Kelly prevent collection of a refund no harm would come to a phone, Hilda Bridges; Com­ lunch. Jennifer Choate, Misty Prince, Neely Quist, and for more than two years. child. I feel we had a different Choate, Nathan Clinken- Jeremy Ray. >0 This is our second victory. type of prisoner then than beard, Michelle Cornelius, JUNIORS: Leigh Ann The first was when the Gen­ now. I believe that justice Singles organization Samantha Cunningham, Adams, Edye Fourshee, eral Assembly voted to repeal should be fair to all. I think Mendy Dossett, Emily Leah Fuller, and Dana the income tax on Federal my experience as a Com­ plans dance, discussion Ezell, Heather Ford, Lori Hargrove. pensions. monwealth Attorney will be of Fox, Christopher Freels, SENIORS: Teresa Bod­ We expect the State to appeal great help to me." The Singles Organiza­ attend. Kendra Ladd, Leslie Lan­ nar, Jason Hargis, and this decision. We may also "If more than two candi­ tional Society will sponsor a The group will also meet on der, Candace Malinowski, Holly Hite. appeal to get a refund for four dates run our names will ap­ Winter Wonderland Dance Tuesday, January 22, at 7 years instead of two. pear in the May Primary. If at the Joe Creason Community p.m. at the Murray Chamber There was a fine editorial only two run, our names will Center in Benton, on Satur­ of Commerce for a discussion a in The Paducah Sun which not appear until the November day, January 19, from 7:30 of "Body Language." We need you. said the. judgement was fair General Election." p.m. to midnight. American Heart | You don't have to be a mem­ and that the Kentucky Rev­ The business meeting was An admission of $3 will be Association enue Cabinet should refund called to order by President charged and all singles are ber to attend a meeting or the tax which had been col­ Gerald Joseph. The invoca- invited to and encouraged to function. Remember Jewelers Wholesale Cari of 'Thanks Sumner's Automotive 404 Legion Drive— Princeton, Ky. for all your jewelry needs, and We wish to express our sincere thanks' Phone 365-3162 for the many cards, food and the many where Quality and Price monetary donations for a Memorial to the Rockcastle Methodist Church, in CENTENNIAL FORTRESS go hand and hand! the recent illness and death of our *Free ring cleaning and inspection* loved one. 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t A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16,1991 Lorrie features local poets again Poems sought for contest

: Last week had a little bit you have seen work of next Yours hadn't faded away so A first prize of $500 is be­ ing to encourage and re­ of a poetry ' lesson and I The Poet's poet. This particular poem soon. ing offered for the best poem ward new talent," says promised to share some of my Comer was featured in the October in a contest sponsored by William H. Trent, editor. creations that resulted from 1984 issue of "TV Tempo". Lois Stewart Sparrowgrass Poetry Fo­ "The poem you send for the Thanks Lois for letting me Ms. White's pointers. Well, " By Lorrie Cerulean, Ky. rum. Thirty-four other cash contest also will be consid­ repeat this one! they will have to wait another H a r g r o v e . prizes will also be awarded. ered for publication in a There is no <-ost to enter. hardcover book." Book pur­ week or tWo. I have a folder If you have considered The rules are simple: chase may be required to full of poems from you all that "Faded Love" sending in a poem, why not do I need to print first. Saved by And will you keep me company, each poet may enter one insure publication, but it is when I'm lonely, without even a it soon? I am ironing out the the bell, huh?!?! poem only, 20 lines or less, not required to be eligible sound. details for a contest of some In December we heard from My love for you was like a tree, in any style, on any subject. for the contest. When I'm sick, will you stay close sort and would like everyone It grew stronger everyday. Deadline for entry is March the following poet. She has by and near, With roots so deep, it can never go to get their poem in for the 31,'991. To enter, send one poem sent me a large variety of po­ When I'm scared, will you help me away. running. As I know’ more "The contest is open to ev­ to: Sparrowgrass Poetry Fo­ ems and I know you will like to overcome my fear. Your love for me was like a rose. about the contest, I will let you eryone But: new poets, espe­ rum, Dept. D, 203 Diamond this one! For my triumphs, will you be here- It blossomed a little each day. know, so be sure to keep in cially, are urged to enter, Street, Sisterville, WV as you have always been, Where it was in full bloom, touch so you don't miss any­ But most important, will you... because we are always hop­ 26175. W i n You... It began to fade away. thing! Always be my best friend. It was beautiful, til the pedals You can send your poems to: began to fall, When I'm crying, will you be my The Cadiz Record, Attn: Lor­ shoulder, Jackie Anderson then one day there was nothing Trigg students receive perfect left at all. rie Hargrove, P.O, Box 311, And will you keep me warm, when Cadiz, Ky. Cadiz, KY 42211 or give me a the weather turns colder. My love for you will never die, it scholastic standing call at 502-522-6605. I look from MSU Will you cheer me up, when I'm will always be in bloom. down, This is also the second time I wish so much, forward;to hearing from you. MURRAY,KY-Five stu Allen, Theresa Brown,^ dents from Trigg County have Christina Burcham, Vicki^ earned recognition on the Bush, Kimberly Clark, San­ Arbor Day Foundation to give away 10 trees Murray State University dra Freeman, Elizabeth Ten free trees will be given maple, birch, American red­ Rosenow, the Foundation's charge. Dean's List with a perfect Hanson, Joan Herndon, Dina to each person who joins The bud, silver maple, red oak, executive director said. To become a member of the scholastic standing for the Howe, Molly Jones, Deanna National Arbor Day Founda­ and Colorado blue spruce. The trees will be shipped Foundation and to receive the 1990 fall semester, According McCord, Kimberly P'Pool, tion during January 1991. "These trees were selected to postpaid at the right time for free trees, send a $10 to records from the data pro­ Marc Terrell and Teresa The free trees are part of the provide benefits every season planting between February 1 membership contribution to cessing office. Underbill. nonprofit Foundation's Trees of the year: lovely spring and May 31 with enclosed TEN TREES, National Arbor They are Shannon Bur- A total of 1,364 undergradu­ for America campaign. flowers, cool summer shade, planting instructions. The Day Foundation, 100 Arbor cham, Caren Curtis, Dianna ate students with grade pointg^ The ten trees are the sugar spectacular autumn colors six to twelve inch trees are Avenue, Nebraska City, NE Dossett, Crystal Fuller and averages ranging from 3.30III to i^i maple, white flowering dog­ and winter berries and nest­ guaranteed to grow or they 68410, by January 31,1991. Vicki Harrigan. a perfect 4.00 are included on wood, pin oak, white pine, red ing sites for songbirds," John will be replaced free of Also on the Dean's List the Dean's List. from Tri- <’ bounty are Joetta Showboat seeks writers, directors, choreographers ; Four Rivers Productions is ing, directing, and choreog­ that this year's production both shows. ______Trigg Countians named looking for individuals who raphy of this year's show," company board wants to en­ Morris went on to explain are interested in being in­ said Allen Morris, the execu­ hance the arts in Western that the writer, director, and to APSU Dean's List volved with the development tive director of Four Rivers Kentucky while offering op­ choreographer could be the of a lakes' area musical at­ Productions and the former portunities to the region's same person so, if you feel that CLARKSVILLE, TN -- The cum laude (3.90-4.00), m agna^ traction. Four Rivers Pro­ producer of The Popularity talented individuals. "We you have a knack for it all, let Dean's List for Fall Semester cum laude (3.70-3.89), and ductions is a nonprofit orga­ Showboats' '89 and '90 sea­ want this year's production to him know that too. 1990 at Austin Peay State cum laude (3.50-3.69). nization that was founded out son. have the same theme as those Performers will be audi­ University includes 612 stu­ Those students from Trigg of the 1989 and 1990 musical Morris explained that this in the past, however, we are tioned in March. If you would dents with six students from County are: production of The Popularity year's production would con­ hoping to have a whole new like to audition for the '91 Trigg County included, ac­ *Cum Laude -- Paula Showboat at Kentucky Dam sist of a formal stage show show in 1991." Such is the season and are afraid that you cording to Dr. Dennis Dul- Denise Atherton and Robert State Resort Park. 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4 1 i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16, 1994 , A-13 PRIVATE OAKEN Continued from Page A-l landfill will no longer take estimated cost of the structure a contract that would make the paper work, Cossey said. tires. Also, he said, the court would be about $250,000. He Trigg County part of a pro­ Under the new regulations, is considering changing the also said $161,500 is already posed $4 million juvenile de­ ^ cu b ic yards and cubic tonnage hours for dumping garbage to available for it. tention center in McCracken " m u s t be recorded. allow more coverage time Cossey said the structure County. "It ain't just one piece of pa­ without interference. could be used for cattle and * elected Cadiz attorney per we're looking at. It’s In other business, Boyd horse shows, tractor pulls and H.B. Quinn, Trigg County stupid," Cossey told the court. Champion of the court's Trigg "will provide traffic into the Sheriff Randy Clark and "It's really gonna create a County Recreation Complex county. It will give us some Trigg County Jailer Tony problem with the haulers." Board of Directors showed the visibility we need." Holland to represent the, Also a state inspector would court a rough blueprint of the The fiscal court voted.to: county on the Regional Jail be required to be at a new proposed convention center * allow Cossey. to enter into Authority. landfill at all times. and pavillion. .a Cossey said 105 county As proposed, the structure ™judge/executives met with the will be a 100-by-l00-foot con­ CONCERN- recently reconvened General vention center divided by a Continued from Page A-l some preliminary blueprints Assembly, as well as the En­ wall from a 100-by-200-foot team's concern. It would also that he said represented about vironmental Protection open-air pavillion. The con­ prevent the school district 30 percent completion of the OAKEN ANNOUNCES FOR TREASURER: Cadiz resident Mary Agency, to try to loosen up the vention center and pavillion, from having to build a new Trigg Knit renovation. Ray Oaken greets a well-wisher just minutes after announcing that she state regulations. as drawn, will include a three-bay bus garage that The project will be divided will be a candidate for the office of state treasurer. "At this point, I think we've meeting room, a movable would cost about $440,000, into two parts, but the board is Continued from Page A-l She went on to thank the- made some progress, but not stage and a large swinging Wallace said. hoping to award it to the same felt the office of Treasurer people of Cadiz and Trigg near enough," Cossey said. door. The change in the facility contractor in order to save should be the Better Business County for their support. "I’d Champion told the court the £ Cossey noted that the current plan would give higher prior­ more money. Bureau for state government. also like to announce that I ity to renovation of the old During his report, Superin­ "I believe that there are two will have two campaign HOPE Trigg Knit building for use tendent Justin Minnehan told essential requirements for the headquarters, one in Cadiz on for preschool and Head Start, the board the school district job of Treasurer. First, they Highway 68-80 and the other as well as a new central of­ will be able to get from about should have a strong back­ in Frankfort," she said. fice. The change also would $72,000 to $96,600 because its ground in money manage­ Oaken will be running, lower the priority of building vocational school has been ment. I know I have passed against candidates Francis, a new 500-square-foot addi­ accpeted as a locally operated that test. I have been a suc­ Jones Miller, a former state tion to the high school for an­ Vocational Education Center cessful businesswoman here treasurer and former secre­ other serving line. by the state board. in Cadiz, and in our sister tary of state; Drex Davis, Jr.; The present central office In other business, the board city of Mayfield, across the and Donnie Kell, farmer ru­ would then be renovated and voted to: Lake," she said. ral roads commissioner. used as a headquarters for * make up the Dec. 3 and 4 The second requirement she transportation and mainte­ earthquake days at the end of feels should be met is a deep nance. The total cost of the two the school year, making May familiarity with the inner renovation projects would be 24 the last day of classes with workings of state govern­ about $180,000, Wallace said, students. ment. "I have the ability to get saving the school district * re-elected Jimmie Carr along with people, especially about $260,000. chairman of the school board, people who sit in the General ...the word is ouiJT Rob Abner of Kenar Archi­ and re-elected Paul Stallons Assembly," she said. ^ FAMILY REUNION: Members of Ken CundifFs family reunited at tects showed the school board as vice-chairman. "My ability to administer his Hillview Drive home in September 1990. From left are Lois Thomas money earned from my busi­ of Annapolis, Ind., Doris Lower of Yuma, Ariz., Leonard Cundiff of Lit­ Rains no problem for county ness experience and my tle Rock, Ark., Ed Cundiff of Chicago, Ken, Irene Burgess of Marietta, knowledge of state govern­ Ga., and Evelyn Blessing of Amiston, Ala. Although rain was pretty is with debris. We may have a . %! much the picture of the previ­ debris problem at Glenwood ment have prepared me well 3 9 for the specific duties of the ous week's weather, Trigg Mill, but right now, every­ FINANCING Continued from Page A-l and fear of death, "but I saw Countians didn't have any thing is in good shape," he state treasurer's office," she "We've always stood up the love in my wife's eyes. I'd said. problems from the heavy said, adding that rain was in against an aggressor," he rather be the one dying than +Y0U KEEP the rains. the forecast for the upcoming said. the one standing there." According to James Flood of £ "I think about these fami­ week. REBATE Holding up the photo album, the Trigg County DES, there Volunteer. lies now..., he said, his voice "It's just going to be a wait- Cundiff said, "I think if fam­ have been no problems. trailing off into tears. "Come and-see kind of thing. We'll ilies can look at this old, fat "We've had no problems. 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When most people think of beagle dogs, they might think of ^something like "Deputy Dawg" or some other cartoon character dog, but to Don and Terry Amis of Cadiz, beagle dogs play a large part in their lives. The father-son team ^operates a kennel and enter W their beagle dogs in national competition with one of them, PROUD WINNER: Terry Amis Pennyrile Gypsy, going all proudly poses with his National Championship trophy and Pen­ the way to the top. nyrile Gypsy after Gypsy was Don Amis began raising named the National Champion Beagle pups when he was a Gun Dog. (Left) Another dog young boy. "I've been raising owned by the Amises is Gypsy’s beagles since I was six years sister, Pennyrile Peggy, who old because my Dad raised shows just what goes on when a ^ them ," he said adding that his dog is judged on a table. "ow n son, Terry, has been rhiging and training the bea­ gles for shows for about 12 years. ’It takes time. It takes a lot of training The art of raising beagle puppies is a time-consuming and working with your hounds to get task at times. "It takes time. what you expect from a gun dog champion.’ You have to go with your good Don Amis on raising beagles blood lines. It takes a lot of ^training and working with she was 14 months old," he "When you run ther-e and "you r hounds to get what you use them as gun dogs or regu­ said with pride. feel like you've beaten the expect from a gun dog cham­ lar rabbit hunting dogs," they The main reason the Amis best, you know that you've ac­ pion," Don said. said. father-and-son combination complished something," said That work also includes a raise the dogs is for the en­ Don. The Amis also were happy to lot of studying of bloodlines. joyment of it. "Basically, we And accomplish something give readers pointers on "We've done a lot of breeding raise dogs for enjoyment. We they did. Gypsy managed to picking out a puppy. "You and have produced a lot of enjoy their friendliness and win the National Champi­ dogs- through our breeding- need to work with dogs at the their companionship.. We also onship despite having to run program. You have to breed puppy stage so they won't be enjoy their hunting ability two different days. shy. You need to look for an A LITTLE LOCAL COMPETITION: Also competing with Terry and ^ the best to the best to get the best and enjoy the benefit of using "They ran the dogs in two alert, bright-looking puppy Don Amis (below, from left) at the Nationals were (above, from left) Bill " b r e e d you can. To do that, you them for field their field trial days. She ran excellent the Reynolds of Cadiz and Hollis Oldham of Princeton. Reynolds had a study pedigrees and how the that's not too shy and one that ability," Don said. beagle in the 15-inch male and female classes. dogs have been bred and that first day, but we didn't finish shows obedience," Terry As far as national competi­ will produce good bred pup­ and ran again the next day. said. tion is concerned, the Amis' She did excellent work run­ Another thing that plays a pies," Don said. say they have four other dogs ning the rabbit. The judge, big part is his build. "You The elder Amis says that at who've seen competition in who was was a veteran at the want a puppy who has his front this point, most of their dogs the Nationals, but not as shows, said Gypsy was the legs straight. That gives him are coming from field cham­ champions. One of the Amis' hardest driving hound he'd the capability to run longer. A pion stock. other dogs made it to the third ever judged," said Terry. mistake many make in Q All the hard work has. paid series of competitions which "We knew that to win we'd choosing a puppy is by going off, especially for son Terry is one series before the win­ have to have that kind of dog to for color. To get the best puppy, who raised and trained the ners pick, says the younger beat that calibre of dogs in the you need to go by these rules," current National Gun Dog A m is. Nationals. We knew Gypsy he said. Fi^ld Champion, Pennyrile Getting to the Nationals was that type of dog," he said. Gypsy. starts on the local level. A dog Don is a pharmaceutical Another use for the Beagles • "Gypsy comes from good has to qualify in an Ameri­ salesman for Alco Health is for hunting. The Amis' say bloodlines in that her daddy, can Kennel Club-sanctioned Services of Paducah and calls that they enjoy the dogs’ hunt­ Puckett's Tommy T., was Certified Hunting Beagle on pharmacies and hospitals ing ability. "In hunting, you also in the Nationals and trial. "You have to place the when he's not working with strive to have a pack of dogs ^placed every year and was a hound in the top four of that his dogs. Terry is a senior at and you strive to get them all National Gun Dog. He lacked trial to qualify him to be in the Murray State University ma­ to the level of Gypsy," Don one win of becoming an in­ National Championship, joring in Occupational Safety said. ternational champion," they which is held in Berea, Ken­ and Health Engineering. He said. tucky," he said. The hunting aspect of the serves as chapter representa­ 1 Terry's work in training At Berea, there are hounds beagles also saw the Amis be­ tive for his fraternity, Pi her played a big part in from all over the United States come television stars when Kappa Alpha. Gypsy's success. "I worked who come in to compete. Ac­ they made a 30-minute televi­ The Amis' currently have a with her for a year or two cording to the Amis', at this sion show for Knight and total of 12 puppies, but have at training her. She was win- competition, you're Hale Game Calls of Cadiz. one time or other had as many ■|ning field trials by the time "competing against the best." "We talked about being able to as 29 dogs in their kennel.

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HARD WORK: (Left) Sisters Pen­ nyrile Peggy and Pennyrile Gypsy share one of the pens at the Amis’s kennel and take part regularly in competition. (Right) Terry Amis is shown with one of the dogs that he has worked with for the past 12 years. B-2.Tpe Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16,1991 Bpatts Trigg teams split with Cards Lady Wildcats' defense produces 22 turnovers, low-scoring district win

By David Blackburn Along with Trigg's full- Sports Reporter court press defense and Sam- sil's rebounding, two Lady SMITHLAND, KY -- 'Cats - Stephanie Humphries "Rebounding and defense, and Beverly Bush - had scor­ won it for us," Lady Wildcat ing streaks that helped Trigg coach Mike Wright said after hold off Livingston. Trigg avenged an earlier Humphries scored 16 of her district loss Friday with a 49- team-high 18 points in the 37 win at Livingston Central. first half, including nine in "I thought defensively we the first quarter. Bush, on the played outstanding. Our de­ other hand, scored 14 of her 16 fense allowed us to stay in it," points in the second half, in­ Wright said of the Lady 'Cats, cluding 12 in the third quar­ who caused Livingston to ter. make 22 turnovers. Humphries scored six of Trigg, 9-5 overall and 4-1 in Trigg’s first seven points to district after the win, out- build a 7-4 lead until Liv­ rebounded the much-taller ingston went inside to their Lady Cards (now 6-5, 4-1) 35- big girls. Three different 30 in a physical battle. Of Lady Cards scored in the Trigg's 35 boards, 5-8 senior lane, giving Livingston a 10- Christy Samsil pulled down 7 lead before Humphries hit a IN T H E B IG TIM E : The second- and third-grade Little League bas-’ 19 against four Livingston 3-pointer with 1:41 left. ketball players had an exhibition game Jan. 8 at the halftime of the players that stood 5-9 or taller. Trigg then tightened the Trigg-Christian boys' game. (Above) A long-range shooter had some The win allowed Trigg screws, making two steals rough defense in front of him. (Below) Referee and coach Donald ' County to get revenge for a 56- early in the second quarter, Bacon watched as the thundering herd headed toward a goal. 54 Nov. 30 loss at home in and Livingston went cold and which Livingston nailed 24 of missed several shots beneath bounds, tried to get a board against Livingston's Tanya Goins Friday. 48 free throws. Please see PRODUCE, Page B-4 Missed opportunities frustrate Wildcatsf comeback By David Blackburn coach George Radford said Livingston outrebounded The final period was as hot Sports Reporter after the game. Trigg 38-30 in the game and as the third one was cold. "They gave us all kinds of 23-13 in the first half. The McAtee cut the lead to 36-31 SMITHLAND, KY - Two opportunities to get back in the Cards took a 14-9 first-quarter with a tfey eight seconds into missed layups, a few ball game and possibly win,"' lead, then forward Alan the quarter. Trigg, playing turnovers and 5-of-ll free- a dejected Radford said. "We Plunkette scored 10 of his inspired defense, made two throw shooting combined to went with our big lineup andi team-high 23 points in the turnovers and missed a pair spoil Trigg County's boys' still get outrebounded. I don’t’ second quarter to give Liv­ of layups in less than two fourth-quarter rally at Liv­ know what happened." ingston a 27-21 halftime lead. minutes early in the quarter. ingston Central Friday night. The quick Cards, 5-7 over­ Both teams had trouble Trigg pulled to within four The Wildcats, trailing by all and 3-3 in the Fifth Dis­ shooting the whole game Please see MISS, Page B-4 as many as 10 in the third trict after the game, got to the (neither shot over 33 percent), quarter and being outre- ball before Trigg (2-11, 2-3); especially in the third quarter bounded by the smaller Liv­ which started 6-5 Jeremy when Trigg did not score un­ ingston team in the first half, Quinn, 6-4 Tandy Gaines, 6-3 til the 3:40 mark. The 'Cats N o tic e "worked (their) tails off out Lee Bryant, 6-3 John McAtee had only five free throws and there and ... still lost," Trigg and 5-6 Kevin Crump. a field goal in the quarter. To All Taxpayers January 1st through March 1st is the time to list your: Real Estate (New construction, Remodeling, additions) Mobile Homes 9 January 1st through April 15th: I f Y ou D o n 't Intangibles (stocks, bonds, accounts receivable, notes, etc.) Tangible Property (boats, inventory, equipment, and all other : S to p In Now, taxable tangible property you have.) If you will be 65 in 1991, please come to the office You'll Never and sign up for the Homestead Exemption. # Berlin Moore, Jr. G e t It. Property Valuation Administrator

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Lady Wildcat coach Mike second quarter. The two The Colonels came in the next Wright has labeled the "3- teams played evenly in the night and blew away the 'Cats Point Bomb Squad" after second half as Trigg held on 99-40. Trigg hit seven treys - six in for its third district win. "We stuck with (Caldwell) the first half — in a 66-56 win Stephanie Humphries hit pretty well," coach George over Caldwell County on Jan. three 3-pointers and led Trigg Radford said. "I was pleas­ 7. The next night, the squad with 20 points. Beverly Bush antly surprised that we played made six against Christian had 19 points and had two 3- ^ a g a in st them as well as we County en route to a 60-51 win. pointers, as did Wendy Sny­ ^ d i d . " The seven against district der, who finished with 12 Fraliex and the Tigers took foe Caldwell shattered the points. a 22-14 first-quarter lead and school record of five, which Christy Samsil scored 10 of ; gradually stretched it into a Trigg had already tied three her 12 points from the free- 19-point win. Fraliex nailed a HIGH-FLYING FREE THROW: Christian County's Jamie Lovan put up a shot against Trigg County Jan. 8 times this season, and helped throw line, hitting on 14 at­ pair of 3-pointers and hit in the Colonels' 99-40 win over the Wildcats. Lovan hit one of Christian County's 44 field goals and was one of stop the Lady Tigers' eight- tempts, and pulled down 17 seven of 10 free-throw at­ five Colonels to score in double figures. game win streak. rebounds against Caldwell's tempts to pace all scorers. He scored nine points in both against the . Colonels, who Trigg 22-8 in the first quarter, "Our '3-Point Bomb Squad' two 6-footers: Abbey Benton Garrick Sigler had 17 and the third and fourth quarters. brought a trio of 6-5 sopho­ 24-15 in the second and 22-6 in lit up the board for a new and Tiffany Gray. Benton led ^three other Tigers scored 8 Jeremy Quinn chipped in 16 mores — Corey Thompson, the third. The Colonels had a school record," Wright said of all scorers with 27 points, in­ ~ e a c h . for the 'Cats and Lee Bryant Tony Lovan and Tim Mayes - 31-11 fourth quarter as the the Caldwell game. cluding 10 in the second Trigg guard Kevin Crump added 10. - that completely dominated third string pressed full court The Lady 'Cats, he said, quarter, while Gray was held helped keep the score close Quinn's 22 points led the both ends of the floor. during the last two minutes followed through on his theme to just six. Danielle Cochran with a 26-point performance. 'Cats' scoring on Jan. 8 Christian County outscored Please see RIP, Page B-4 for the game: frenzy. Please see BOMB, Page B-4 ’Typical UK fan’ says Wildcat basketball ’fun again’ Having fun and things. you believe it?" she squealed nights were made tolerable by the running, too. Can't get a ticket. And if she I The telephone rang at my as if her lottery number had UK's’style and Cawood's, too. "But I like Hugh Durham, had one, her fragile health home one recent morning. Sports In come up. "We're back now, though," though. Because he's such a might keep her home, any­ "Isn't this just the absolute Kentucky Through the years Virginia she said. "My goodness, it's gentleman." way. gr-r-r-eatest?!" the lady’s has agonized in front of a ra­ fun again. The 'Cats are Too, like a multitude of UK This is, Virginia Harvley voice said. "How 'bout those By dio with Cawood Ledford, back." fans from here to wherever doesn't care a thing about Wildcats?!" 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Her's is "my little Rick" and feels This season Virginia likes Christmas were sweatshirts Television? Last season's hate, Denny Crum is a close a love affair from a hero wor­ strongly about the good times Richie Farmer the way she emblazoned with various Wildcats blackout was pur­ second with John Thompson ship-safe distance. She's he has brought back to UK adored Roger Hardin and forms of UK on them. "Can gatory, but the winter's cold third. And Bobby Knight's in never been in Rupp Arena. Please see FUN, Page B-4

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Scott Smith and Rame; The Lady 'Cats, down 24-23 from the line in the fourth Trigg hit 10 of 22 free throws Livingston went into a slow­ had 6 points each for Liv­ at the half, outscored Liv­ quarter while Livingston shot and made only 12 team fouls. down offense, forcing Trigg ingston. Both teams made 21 ingston 12-2 and took the lead none. Goins led Livingston with to foul. Livingston hit five of fouls each. for good in the first four min­ "I thought we changed our 18 points. The Lady Cards hit utes of the second half on a defenses so much Livingston half of their 10 free-throw at­ Wendy Snyder putback. never got into a rhythm at tempts and made 18 team M id-Cats on road again Bush had seven of Trigg's all," Wright said. fouls. 12 third-quarter points, in­ Still, a jumper by Tanya Trigg County Middle ters, Trigg outscored Cald­ cluding a 3-pointer at the 5:52 Goins with 3:35 left brought The girls' and boys' varsity School's basketball teams well 7-1 in overtime to win the® mark, to help Trigg take a 39- the Lady Cards to within six at teams travel to Lyon County logged several miles last nip-and-tuck battle. David 31 lead into the fourth quarter. 41-35. By slowing the tempo Friday night, Jan. 18, for a week as they traveled to dis­ Radford led Trigg with 18 Both teams started hitting down and converting several district doubleheader begin­ trict oppenents Caldwell and points; Corey Alexander and the floor for the ball in the fast-break opportunities, ning at 6 p.m. Crittenden counties. Eric Wilson had 11 each. The girls, behind Christina The seventh- and eighth- Ezell's 10 points, won a 22-21 grade teams both lost at Crit-; BOMB nail-biter against Caldwell tenden. Down by as many e(s on Jan. 7. nine in the fourth quarter, the Continued from Page B-3 24 points. She also led an 18- points from 3-point range. The next night, Trigg al­ seventh-graders made a run of-29 free-throw performance Teri Noffsinger paced had 10. lowed Crittenden two free at the Rockets but fell short® by Trigg by hitting nine of 10 Christian County with 12 Caldwell doubled Trigg's throws in the third quarter in 29-26, despite Jonathon Gray's attempts. Bush scored 13 and points. Alfredia Willis had 10 nine team fouls, putting the a 36-2 stomping. Malissa nine fourth-quarter points. . Snyder scored all nine of her and Andrea Tandy scored 9. Lady 'Cats on the foul line 27 Bush scored 14 points for the The eighth-graders had t&d times. Trigg hit 19 (70 per­ Lady Mid-Cats, who were 8-3 two-point quarters that even­ cent) of its free throws, while UP AND IN: Livingston's Charlie (6-1) after the two wins. tually beat them. Curti$ Caldwell made three of six SportShorts Ramey picked up a foul trying to The boys also had a close Brandon led Trigg with * 7 attempts. stop Tandy Gaines' third-quarter call against Caldwell County. points while Wilson and FRANKFORT, KY - The Kentucky Department of Fish Trigg’s frenzied win over shot. Tied at 49-49 after four quar­ Radford had 6 each. Caldwell gave the team a little and Wildlife Resources is accepting entries for the 1991 trouble the next night against Trout Stamp Design Competition. The artist submitting the Christian County, Wright winning entry will be awarded $450. FUN The subject matter for the 1992 stamp is a still-life of any said. After such an emotional Continued from Page B-3 Forde penned a Christmas by quoting Jim Master, Oscar tackle or gear associated with trout fishing and may include game, he added, it was hard to hoops. Day article suggesting Pitino Combs and other media types,, any species of trout. The contest opened in mid-December get ready for the Lady "I live for game night. I go is bigger than UK basketball. but did not offer a single re­ and the deadline for entries is 4:30 p.m. EST on March 15. A Colonels. around all day counting down To underpin his analysis mark from the constituency panel of five judges with expertise in art, ichthyology, trout Christian County took an to tip-off time," she said. Forde took the "clubby route" fishing, printing and art marketing will select the winning that counts: Kentucky's fans. early lead as Trigg's shoot­ CHEERS ’N’ JEERS entry. ing was off. But the Lady CHEERS to Larry Donald Persons wishing to participate in the competition should 'Cats "kept on firing 'em" (Basketball Times). "...I RIP begin by obtaining an official entry form and complete con­ from outside, Wright said. wonder why he (Rick Pitino) test rules and procedures. For more information contact the Continued from Page B-3 Madisonville on Dec. 13, 1990,® Trigg took a 26-22 lead into is ducking out of this series Trout Stamp Contest Coordinator, Kentucky Department of in a 122-64 loss. intermission. with North Carolina. College trying to reach the 100-point Fish and Wildlife Resources, #1 Game Farm Road, Five Colonels, led by basketball benefits tremen­ m ark. Thompson's 21, scored in Christian came back, Frankfort, KY 40601 (phone: 502-564-4336). dously from showcasing its The Colonels fell a one point double figures. Jamie Lovan though, and took a seven-point Sports events (Jan. 16-22): two most successful pro­ short of the mark, but the 59- had 16, Tony Lovan had 15, lead early in the third quar­ Thursday, Jan. 17 gram s." point margin set a Trigg ter. "I didn't know if we were Jason Crick had 11 and Ju­ Boys’ and girls' middle school basketball games at Cal­ J E E R S to Pat Forde of the County record for the largest lian Parker had 10. As a gonna be able to catch 'em or loway County at 6 p.m. Louisville Courier-Journal. defeat margin. The old record not," Wright said. team, Christian County made Boys' varsity and JV basketball games vs. Union County In his first year as beat writer (58) was set by th,e Colonels in 44 field goals and 10 of 14 free- The Lady 'Cats regained the at home at 6 p.m. for the UK basketball team November 1978 and tied by lead by hitting half of their six throw attempts. W Friday, Jan. 18 3-pointers in about a one- Boys' and girls' varsity district basketball games at Lyon minute span late in the third County at 6 p.m. quarter. Trigg was up 44-37 Tuesday, Jan. 22 going into the final quarter Girls' varsity at West Hopkins after first game at 6 p.m. All Fall and Winter and held on for the win. in first round of All "A" Classic Basketball Tournament. Humphries led Trigg with Merchandise

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These be tied in bundles for han­ the farm that its provisions cuts may come at a time when dling. We suggest you get a will be fully implemented in Agent for farmers' financial condi­ box that will accommodate a its current form. Agriculture tions are weak, due to high newspaper that is folded for "The farm bill should not be energy prices, stagnant newsstand distribution (in examined without looking at interest rates and sluggish half) and place string or the 1990 Budget Reconcilia­ acreage to almost any crop to commodity prices," the twine in the box before you tion Act that was passed after encourage diversification, economist says. starting the collection. When the farm bill. That act cut stimulate crop rotations, in­ NEWSPAPER RECYCLING full, simply tie the strings AREA AWARD WINNERS: From left, Tatum McNichols, David $13.6 billion from the farm crease market prices and es­ A Caldwell County dairy and you have your bundle. A • 'Southwick and Brad Oakley display their ribbons and plaques they won bill. And there may be more pecially to reduce federal out­ operation in cooperation with box approximately 14" x 16" • for their 4-H record books at the recent Pennyrile Area Achievement cuts to come," according to lays on deficiency payments. the Cooperative Extension would do the job. The depth - competition. David Freshwater, an agri­ Look for that percentage to be Service is utilizing newspa­ depends upon the size bundle cultural economist with the increased. per as bedding material for you can handle. On collection University of Kentucky Col­ Acreage reduction pro­ their dairy animals. Trigg day (fourth Tuesday) bring •4-Hers win awards lege of Agriculture. grams and conservation pro­ County residents are asked to your bundle to the County Ex­ The federal deficit contin­ grams may also be enhanced participate in a recycling tension Office where a trailer for record books ues to climb and Congress is to help reduce government program that was initiated by will be located to take the likely to try to reduce it by outlays. the Trigg County Extension newspapers to the dairy. De­ '•'At the Pennyrile Area Other 4-H'ers who entered cutting back even more on In addition, farmer Homemakers' program late pending on your participa­ ; Achievement, Trigg County record books were: Leigh federal outlays, including changes for participation in last year. Now newspapers tion, future collections will be ’ 4-H’ers received awards for Redd, Public Speaking, pur­ those still intact in the 1990 tobacco and dairy programs have been added to the list of evaluated on whether or not to their record books which had ple; Kyle Hensley, farm bill. may be increased to cut cost. recyclable products collected. continue. been entered in Area compe- woodworking, blue; Bailey Which farm bill programs "Despite the significant All interested residents are Qh tition. Oliver, Rabbits, purple and are most valuable to the budget 4-H'ers who attended the beef-blue, Brandon Oliver, ax? Young people to attend American Heritage conference ■ achievement meeting were beef, purple. . Congress is essentially ur­ Tatum McNichols, whose en­ ban in its make-up. That Some 185 young people from Extension 4-H program spe­ sophomores, and juniors who tries were in Achievement Brandon Oliver's Senior means that certain programs across Kentucky will attend cialist with the University of were not able to attend the pre­ • and Breads, for which she re­ Book has been entered in State will be less likely to be targets the American Heritage Con­ Kentucky College of Agri­ vious two years. ceived purple ribbons; David Competition. Junior winners of cuts unless cuts are severe. ference in Washington, D.C. culture. The program fee of $425 in­ Southwick who won a do not compete on a state level. More likely are wheat and March 30-April 6. cludes bus fare, lodging, pro­ championship ribbon for his These 4-H'ers compile their feed grain programs that will The program shows partici­ "The 4-H program, which gram costs and meals except ^ Conservation book; and Brad record books under the super­ become "more flexible" so pants how they can become coincides with the Kentucky those en route and from WtOakley, whose Entomology vision of Fay Sutley, 4-H that the government can avoid active in their government. school system break, allows Washington, D.C., and four book received a blue ribbon. leader, deficiency payments on crop The emphasis is placed on the young people to travel to the lunches students have while land not enrolled in govern­ citizenship at the individual, National 4-H Center near touring. ment programs. in our own country and in the Washington, D.C., to gain a For more information about Recommended lysine Under the 1990 farm bill, world. better understanding of our the program, contact your farmers are allowed to plant nation's government at The conference is open to County Extension Office at levels possibly too low 15 percent of their base work," said Karen Hicks, high school freshmen and 522-3269. , The National Research "Our data indicate that Council recommended min- high-performing sows (more KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 0 imum level of lysine in than 10 pigs per litter) may nursing sows' diets may be need higher levels of lysine ATTENTION too little for optimal lacta- than previously thought," ! lional performance, accord- Stahly said. 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' ■ ALL MY CHILDREN: Jeremy proposed to Ceara who hotel room, Eric impulsively proposed to Chantal, who NO, I WA5 WAITING jumped at the chance to be his wife. She then broke up accepted. During his suspension, Kyle agreed he’d work as FOR THE PART about [with David but without telling him about Jeremy, Chantal’s investigator if she opens her own law office. devastated over losing her, David took off on his Peter accepted Doreen’s help in restarting his club, but THE MAID, THE COOK, motorcycle and crashed. Brooke told Trevor her pre­ reminded her he wanted Ruth to be his opening night THE LAUNDRESS,... gnancy resulted from artificial insemination, and asked singer. Wait To See: Rebecca finds it difficult to accept him to keep it a secret. Palmer’s strange behavior worried Sam's reconciliation with her father. [everyone around him. Charlie took Lainie on a rendezvous GUIDING LIGHT: Roger’s plan to divorce Alex, keep to New York and swept her off her feet. Wait T o See: his money, and marry Mindy, depended on getting Holly to [Opal begins to suspect the cause of Palmer’s problems. fall in love with him. Mallet and Frank retrieved Mindy’s ;! ANOTHER WORLD: Cass went to jail when he took stolen dress sketch. Billy and Sarah each thought they had ih e blame for the Marley/Vicky deception, despite his seen Reva's face on television. Harley and Josh agreed to [assertion he was trying to prove how easily they could be marry right away. Mindy was curious about the necklace mistaken for one another. Vicky collapsed and wound up Mallet gave her after meeting a friend from his past. Alex 5n the hospital where she believed someone — Jake? — and Blake videotaped pleas to Judge Collier to grant had tried to choke her. Later, Ryan and Jamie stopped her clemency to Philip, Rick, and Beth. Chelsea decided to go from turning off Jake’s life support system. Vicky realized to London, and Fletcher wished her well. W ait To See: ^ she wasn’t hallucinating when she saw a strange woman Billy reconsiders using the possibility o f Reva still being ^ leave Jake’s room. Felicia angrily threw out the tape Dean alive to divert Josh from Lewis Oil. [left in her place, but Jenna quietly rescued it. Ryan told LOVING: Anxious only to protect Rocky, Rio told her Frankie there were seven different hairs, not three, on they can’t get back together. Trisha realized that her Jake’s clothes. Wait To See: Amanda could give up on mother, Gwyn, also suspected Clay was setting up •Sam too soon. Trucker. Hearing that Trisha had been struck by AS THE WORLD TURNS: Kim asked Susan to leave abdominal pains, Trucker rushed out, giving the DA more town. Susan thought Kim was a lot like Lucinda and told cause to believe in his guilt. Feeling guilty over his own John she believed Bob was worth waiting for. Kirk and involvement, Cabot agreed to assist Gwyn in her efforts to Elbe learned Connor and Henry bought dolls like the one help Trisha and Trucker. Paul had problems keeping Ava used to harass Lily. Angel was saved after overdosing on away from him and out of his mind. Shana asked Alex if [Sleeping pills. Barclay explained Angel had been taking there’s a connection between the crash and “Off Limits.” A m oney from the Lange business to avoid becoming Wait To See: Trucker's troubles triple as he confronts ^ dependent on a viciously abusive Henry. Duncan was sure several new complications. Tonio was involved in Colin’s death. Wait To See: Angel’s ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Hysterical and angry, Tina decision changes her life forever. spotted Carlo while driving and tried to run him down. BOLD & THE BEAUTIFUL: Brooke agreed to let She sped away unaware that she’d struck Renee. Max was Stephanie come to the wedding as a gesture of friendship emotionally overcome as' he tried to say goodbye to and support. Beth, once again, turned down Eric’s bid to Gabrielle. Sitting beside her hospital bed, Carlo told Renee 'attend the ceremony. Ridge's friendly kiss on Brooke’s how much he loves her. Alex agreed to handle Max’s -cheek turned into a passionate embrace which left them divorce. Jake feared returning to Megan because o f the both shaken. Ridge proposed and Brooke accepted. Ben danger now that he knew of Carlo’s connection to her ■continued to deny he'd abused Jake sexually as a child. movie. W ait T o See: Jake makes a shocking discovery [Helen half believed Ben, and half believed Jake. Wait To about Carlo’s film link. B ee: Jake has a painful “experience” with the past. SANTA BARBARA: Just as Cruz predicted, Flame DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Carly was knifed by a thug and confessed it all to Keith, saying it was she, not Eden, who [nearly died. Jack was crushed when Jennifer called him a killed Quinn. After Laken turned down a date with Richie •rapist. Shane turned down Peach’s bid to take the case because o f her relationship with Amado, Richie got him [because it would mean working with Kayla. Kayla told drunk, and arranged for him to wake up with bloodied WALLPAPER BORDER — When I decided I wanted a ■Shane Kimberly might return to Salem. Adrienne and knuckles and surrounded by stolen stereos. Cassie called border for the wallpaper in my bathroom, I couldn’t find [Justin agreed to stay in Dallas. Jennifer got another call Belinda (Dash’s lawyer) anonymously to claim Julia and one to match. My answer turned up in the fabric store — a [from the young mystery man with a tip on Nick’s murder. Michael had had an affair. Kelly told Robert she’s pregnant “I remember when you used very heavy ribbon. I used tacky glue to put it up. It looks •Jack broke his engagement to Jennifer after Duke and with Quinn's baby. Andre decided it was time to contact to whistle at me instead of great, and the cost was a lot more reasonable than [Harper gloated at her calling him a rapist. Frankie got Eve Eden.^gain. W ait To See: Andre’s plans to lure Edeq back [for me.” conventional border — Jan T., Bartlett, Term. Ho admit she sent Carly the flowers that were supposed to go almost too smoothly. [have come from Bo. Roman agreed to let Carrie live with YOUNG & THE RESTLESS: Despite John’s concerns, [Anna. W ait T o See: Jennifer finally gets a “breakthrough” Ashley persuaded him to accept Traci's decision to ask •on the mystery man’s tips. Brad to live with her. Jack realized Nikki was using wine DRYER SHEET USE — One day while I was doing GENERAL HOSPITAL: Decker wanted to team up to try to hide her pain, and insisted the drinking had to laundry, I used a dryer sheet to wipe off a dusty table. It •with Edge in an effort to help Colton. Robert confronted stop. Silva warned Jill and Kay that Nina and David could picked up the dust like a magnet, and now I use one for [Rita who accused Bobbie o f having an affair with Broxton. have them removed as guardians of Phillip’s estate at any regular dusting. It is especially nice for the television •Meanwhile Broxton scrambled to clean up the troubles at time. Kay and Rex agreed their marriage was over, but screen because it doesn’t leave any lint. Renee V., .Willow Shores. Cheryl suspected no one was taking her they would remain friends, and he could stay on at her Youngstown, Ohio [seriously. Wait T o See: Bobbie faces a choice that could house. Traci insisted to Brad that his marriage to •cost her her marriage. Cassandra was a hoax and admitted he couldn’t recall the , GENERATIONS: Kyle was suspended despite nabbing ceremony. Wait To See: David moves in to tighten his [Taylor. Despite Adam’s insistence they wait to have control over Nina. RECORDING CHECKS — I have discovered a way [children, Maya secretly threw away her birth control pills. to make sure that I never forget to record a check in my [Acting out o f his guilt after a romp with Brandy in her checkbook. When I write a check while shopping, I collect all the receipts, note the check number quickly on each receipt, and place them in my checkbook. When I get home, I record all my purchases at one time and balance the amount. Georgia F., Louisville, Ky.

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Scheduled 12-round NABF Super 2:30 d Super Bowl XVII Highlights CD WWF Wrestling Lightweight title bout from Atlantic City, N.J. 3:00 d Legends of World Class Wrestling 5:30 d SpeedWeek i SportsCenter 11:30 Q CD College Basketball DePaul at (Live) 4:00 d Bowling World Texas. (Live) 6:00 d SportsCenter I Thoroughbred Digest 8:00 d Inside the PGA Tour E l Inside Winston Cup Racingln Stereo AFTERNOON 4:30 d Up Close O © O © 0 (D NBA Inside Stuff 8:30 0 Bill Dance Outdoorsln Stereo 5:00 d Inside the PGA Tour I Scholastic Sports America 0 Exciting World of Speed and Beauty Fea­ I Bodybuilding Q(DCollege Basketball Temple atClemson. 9:00 0 Bassmasters Featured: the Maryland 12:30 0 Scholastic Sports i 5:30 d SportsCenter (Live) tured: the Bondurant School of Racing; a "Cars of the Stars” museum.ln Stereo Bassmaster Invitational on the Potomac Riv- AFTERNOON f30~) WWF Superstars of Wrestling er.ln Stereo EVENING College Basketball Mississippi State at 8:30 d Mastering Golf | Legends of World Class Wrestling CD 0 Truckin’ USAIn Stereo 9:30 0 Celebrity Outdoors Featured: the an­ | Ski World Florida. 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(Live) crew chief for NHRA Funny Car champion Salaries since top limit began 6:30 d Major League Baseball Magazine Bruce Larson.ln Stereo AFTERNOON EVENING JANUARY 19,1991 CD Tennessee Outdoorsmen CD Coach’s Show 7:00 d College Basketball North Carolina at 2:00 0 ( D 8 ( D NFL Today 6:00 d SportsCenter MORNING Duke. (Live) E l American Sports Cavalcade Featured: the 12:30 KLD.S CD College Basketball South Alabama at Tennis 6:30 d College Basketball Iowa at Wisconsin. World of Outlaws Pennsylvania Posse, from CBA Basketball (Live), ; 5:00 d Fishing With Orlando Wilson Louisville. (Live) Williams Grove, Pa.In Stereo 7:00 d PGA Golf United Hawaiian Open. First 5:30 d Up Close CD College Basketball Indiana at Iowa. (Live) 2:30 Q CD) 0 © NFL Football NFC Champion­ Up Close round from Honolulu. (Live) 6:00 d SportsCenter 9:00 O Boxing Aaron Davis vs. Meldrick Taylor. ship Game. Time subject,to change. 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Birthday parties can please children, parents

By Glenda Winders cate both beginning and end­ host with your child. sifted ing times. Two hours is usu­ SWIMMING POOL 1/4 teaspoon baking soda There isn't a child alive ally long enough for young BIRTHDAY CAKE 1/4 teaspoon salt whose eyes don't dance at the children. List a phone num­ 1 cup sugar 1/3 cup sweet butter or mar­ prospect of a birthday party. ber for responses, and when 1/2 cup oil garine And there isn't a parent alive guests or their parents call, 2 eggs 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup milk whose eyes don't cross at the ask about food allergies you 2 tablespoons water prospect of a houseful of noisy need to be aware of. 1-3/4 cups sifted flour 2 cups semisweet 1 teaspoon milk children grinding chocolate The week of the party, do the chocolate chips 2 teaspoons baking powder frosting into the carpet. grocery shopping and make 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Now the big day can be a or buy a cake. Be sure you 2 eggs Yields 1 9 x 13-inch sheet success for parents and chil­ have plenty of food and extra 1 cup walnuts or pecans, op­ dren alike, thanks to the sage party favors so you are ready cake. tional Preheat oven to 350 F. advice found in the pages of when an unexpected sibling (roasted in toaster over) such books as "Birthday Par­ comes along, a balloon is bro­ In food processor with steel Yields 36 brownies. ties" by Vicki Lansky and ken or a favor is misplaced. blade (or with electric mixer), Preheat oven to 325 F. In BIRTHDAY CAKE: The centerpiece of any child's birthday party "The Penny Whistle Party Decorate the party area with mix sugar and oil. Add other small bowl combine flour, should be a gaily decorated birthday cake. paper streamers and add other ingredients and mix again. baking soda and salt. Set Planner" by Meredith Preheat oven to 350 F. Gen­ CHOCOLATE inexpensive touches with the Grease 9 x 13-inch sheet bak­ aside. In small saucepan, Brokaw and Annie Gilbar. erously butter bottom of jelly FUDGE FROSTING theme of the party. Put away ing pan. Pour in batter and combine butter, sugar, and The keys, those savvy authors roll pan. Line with waxed pa­ 4 cups sugar breakable items and toys that bake for 30 minutes. Test for water. Bring just to boil. Re­ say, are organization and per and butter again. 1-1/2 ups half-and-half might prove distracting. doneness. Let cool, then frost move from heat and add 1 cup knowing just what makes Combine flour, cocoa, bak­ 4 ounces unsweetened choco­ The day of the party, involve (frosting recipe follows). chocolate chips and vanilla. kids tick. ing powder and salt and set late bars or 4 envelopes pre­ the child as much as possible FROSTING Stir well until everything has Planning and anticipating aside. Beat egg whites until melted unsweetened baking in the preparations, but give 2 cups whipped cream cheese melted. the party are half the fun. foamy. Gradually add half of chocolate him or her adequate time to 1 cup powdered sugar Transfer melted mixture to Since surprise parties are sugar to egg whites, beating 4 tablespoons corn syrup dress for the party and be 12 drops blue food dye large bowl. Add eggs, 1 at a rarely successful for children constantly until stiff. Set 1/4 teaspoon salt ready to greet company at the 1 graham cracker time, beating all the time. under 12, you can involve the aside. 4 tablespoons margarine door. Beat together cream cheese Now gradually blend in flour guest of honor to the extent ap­ 2 teaspoons vanilla extract propriate to his or her age. Present each child with a and sugar. Add blue drops, mixture by hand. Add re­ In large bowl, beat egg yolks favor on the way out, and have making it as blue as you like maining 1 cup of chips and until thick and lemon-col­ Discover current heroes and In large pot combine first extras handy for siblings who (this is the water in the pool). nuts, mixing gently (use ored. Add rest of sugar plus favorite cartoon characters five ingredients. Heat, stir­ come along with parents to To decorate, frost cake with wooden spoon so chips won't vanilla, beat until very thick. and incorporate them into in­ ring with wooden spoon, until pick up party guests. If you blue frosting on top, leaving break). Add 2 tablespoons water. Now vitations, decorations, and chocolate is dissolved. Cover have a Polaroid camera, take sides plain. (You can also Grease 9-inch-square glass gradually stir in flour mix­ games. and cook over medium heat pictures of the children to make half the frosting white baking dish. Pour in brownie ture, folding into egg yolk Develop a reasonable guest for about two minutes. list. Small groups are easier present as an additional me­ and the other half blue. There mixture and spread so it is mixture after each addition. to handle, but larger ones en­ mento of the day. Or tuck a will be enough for both, and even in dish. Bake for 30 or 35 Gently fold in beaten egg Now uncover pot and cook sure that no playmates are photo into the thank-you notes they way you can frost the top minutes. Let cool, and slice whites. „ about 20 minutes more. Re­ excluded. If that is your situ­ older children send out within blue and the sides white.) into 1-1/2-inch squares. Spread batter in prepared move from heat and add ation, consider moving the the next few days. Decorate with a graham CAMPFIRE cake pan. Bake for 18 to 22 margarine. Let it cool for activities outside or to a roller Realize that your child will cracker diving board, a LOG CAKE minutes, or until cake about 15 minutes (keep watch­ rink, child-oriented restau­ suffer some letdown after the miniature ladder (sold wher­ 1/2 cup flour springs back when lightly ing it so frosting won't rant, sporting event, or theme party. Invite one special ever you buy dollhouse 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa touched. Loosen edges; im­ harden). Add vanilla and park. friend to stay a little longer, miniatures), tiny rubber 1 teaspoon baking powder mediately turn onto towel. beat with electric mixer until Send out invitations two or let the cleanup wait while ducks, miniature floating 1/4 teaspoon salt Starting at narrow end, roll frosting is smooth. If it gets weeks in advance. Midday or you talk about the party with rafts, etc. (You can use Life- 4 eggs, separated up cake in towel. Cool. too thick, add some cream. early afternoon parties work your child or present him or Saver candies as little float- 3/4 cup sugar When cake is cool, remove best for young children. her with a special gift from ies.) 1 teaspoon vanilla extract towel. Spread cake with jelly (All recipes from "The Be specific. Include infor­ you. LYNNE'S DOUBLE 2 tablespoons water or jam (or chocolate cream) Penn Whistle Party Plan­ mation such as "Lunch will Following are some tasty CHOCOLATE CHIP 1/4 to 1/2 cup jelly or jam and roll up again. Frost ner" (Weidenfeld and be served" or "Bring a recipes to change the pace at BROWNIES Yields 1 15xl0-inch jelly (recipe follows), run fork Nicholson) by Meredith bathing suit." Clearly indi­ the next birthday party you 3/4 cup flour, sifted and re­ roll-shaped cake. along frosting to make lines Broka and Annie Gilbar. Baby Bray Booh '91 For more information, Call 522 -6605.

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S ignature______Relationship to baby_ Will pick up photo. W ant photo mailed (stamped envelope enclosed) B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16, 1991 mje ©often ($)Sae Resolutions suited for mature adults What's Cookin' at the Kitchen By Leonard J. Hansen body, affecting heart, lungs, you plan to eat and want to The following is the menu Thursday, January 24 - bloodstream and immune buy. Study the supermarket provided by the Senior Citi­ Turkey and Dressing, Resolutions, turned into ac­ M ainly system. Smoking is mainly a ads in this newspaper to find zens Kitchen for the coming Sweet Potatoes, Green tion, may provide better passive activity, the antithesis the sale value and stock up on week. Reservations must be Beans, Roll, Cranberry health, finances, opportuni­ for Seniors of action. staples and regular purchases made one day in advance Salad. ties and relationships for When you feel like smok­ when they're a bargain. for each meal. Please phone Friday, January 25 -- mature adults in the new ing, take a walk or do some Plan your shopping and 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for Sauerkraut and Weiners, reservations. year. other positive activity. Your driving trips more carefully, Juice, Mashed Potatoes, Monday, January 21 - Beef Here are some suggestions: start with a brisk 30-minute local office of the American consolidating several stops Peach and Cottage Cheese, Stew with Sandwich, Tossed RESOLUTIONS, walk each day, one of the Cancer Society will provide into one trip rather than many Roll, Baked Applesauce. you with helpful information Salad, Pineapple Upside- FOR HEALTH healthiest of positive health short trips. With gasoline Special Note: A hot lunch to justify your smoking ces­ down Cake. Repair is the most expensive and fitness programs avail­ prices as high as they are, meal is provided to the el­ sation and with it, positive Tuesday, January 22- way to provide health care. able. you'll realize fine savings. derly 60 years of age and Costly surgery, high-tech Discuss your present drug steps in how to accomplish the Fried Chicken and Gravy, above at Senior Citizens treatments and prescription prescriptions with your change in lifestyle. Consider savings in your Juice, Mixed Vegetables, Centers Monday through drugs may be unnecessary if physician and pharmacist. Read up on health and not home and write and adopt Mashed Potatoes, Roll, Fruit Friday from 11 a.m. to you resolve to preserve and Ask them which can be with­ medical subjects. Too many resolutions to make your Bread or Muffins. noon. Please make your mature adults read about ill­ restore your health through drawn or lessened if you money go farther. That way, Wednesday, January 23 - reservation the day before ness rather than focusing on better diet, daily exercise, make positive changes in you'll have more left over for Dried Beans with Ham, between the hours of 8 a.m. ways to stay healthy. Your li­ more socializing with other your lifestyle. Ask also for a treats and new adventures Cole Slaw, Beets, Corn- and 2 p.m. brary has scores of books and active people and more con­ cost-free analysis of the pre­ and for saving. bread, Mixed Fruit Cup. structive activity. scriptions and possible com­ magazines available to start This combination should plications and side effects the your health reading and Think about and resolve Auditions set for ’Taming of Shrew’ strengthen your immune drugs are causing in your learning focus. ways to make money, whether system, bring your body into body. RESOLUTIONS FOR FI­ it is by selling off the white MURRAY, KY - The Play­ 29-31. Roles for a number of fitness and better your blood Resolve to lose weight by NANCIAL AFFAIRS elephant items in the garage house in the Park will conduct men, women and children and oxygen flow. cutting your intake of fat, in­ You can both make and save and attic, or by creating an auditions for William are open, as are some staff po­ You may start by deleting a creasing fiber in your diet money in retirement years. income-producing hobby or Shakespeare's "Taming of sitions. meat or fat item from one and by active fitness and ex­ Spend less by shopping for business. If you have items no the Shrew" Jan. 21-22 at 7 meal each day, while ercise. discounts for the merchandise longer useful to you, sell them p.m. For more information call increasing your consumption If you smoke, stop. Burning you want. and put the proceeds into in­ Bob Valentine will direct Vince Medlock or Kathryn of fresh fruit and vegetables. tobacco produces the worst Before going to the super­ terest-producing investments the production, which will be possible toxic damage to your market prepare a list of what or bank accounts. performed March 22-24 and Ballard Valentine at 759- An exercise program may 1752. Saddam Hussein is public enemy number one to U.S. How any nation could want, snow on the road was not deep other thoughts - no sleep. bamboo shoots, and dried or­ would be chitlins or snails. ***** ***** support, and let live a ruler From the enough, we would wade the ange peel. like Saddam Hussein is be­ drifts on the road side or in the A news item from Hong I believe its in Thailand "When you betray some­ yond me! I don't think his ^ Lakelands fence row. That was on top the Kong says Live Vipers are where they drink the snake's body else, you also betray mouthpiece is any better! * with Lillian hill between the Charlie and vittles in winter. Some get a blood. I can think of nothing yourself." And that's our I pray for peace. If war "Bill" Kingins homes. When feeling of Christmas by more sickening, unless it thought for the week. 3 By l.illian Dawson comes, each day given is al­ we reached Matt Clark's pond watching the waiter bite the lowing The Butcher to become in the valley, if it was frozen head off of a live snake, then more firmly entrenched, in­ family. pull out the bladder and eat it ***** over, well and good. How lit­ flict, more cruelty, do more tle children realize the many raw. After Inventory Very recently, I went taking over. I also pray that dangers that await them! Snake soup can be made by through a sleepless night. I what he does will not come as After all that and many cooking it with mushrooms, a surprise. He is dealing with thought of every possible thing human lives. All ages, all to induce sleep, nothing S*A»L«E stages. His nation and many helped. others. I thought of winters at To- All Fall & Winter Merchandise To me, he's public enemy baccoport, while going to Quit smoking. no. 1. A reward should be of­ school. (Now this will do it, I • Sportswear • Dresses fered. Dead or alive. Prefer­ told myself.) We walked ably, alive. On second through all kinds of weather. American Heart thought, maybe not. Need you It didn't rain too hard. The Association 1/2 PRICE ask my opinion of that one snow did not get too deep. If individual? Large box of Bali & Vanity Fair Bras ***** The "Kentucky Living" “ . X f i r Also 1 /2 Price magazine has some of the Card of'Thanks cutest thoughts. We would like to express our heart-felt thanks to all of the churches and One was the definition for wonderful people who remembered and supported our family during the "upper crust" of a commu­ the last fe w months. We will* always cherish th e kipd words a n d deeds, nity. It read, "a bunch of 125 W. Main Princeton, KY crumbs held together by a lot cards, prayers, food and financial expressions which you have show­ of dough." I got news for your, ered upon us. Mr. Mann, sometimes a little dough’ll do it. This thought We are blessed to live in an area where people truly care for one A Mteeuaz front ffje ®iMe was said to come from a cook­ another. Your kindness shown has made our road to recovery much, book. SCHEDULE ***** easier. Darrell E. Simon, Minister Sunday: Mrs. Dorothy Hughes has Randy, Dianne and Steven Wallace 522-8503 Worship - 9:30 a.m. returned home after a Bible S tud y-10:00 a.m. Lord's Supper - 11:00 a.m. Christmas trip to Florida with CHRISTIANS AND CIVIL daughter, Roberta, and her Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. GOVERNMENT Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m.

The kingdom of Christ is a spiritual kingdom and as such it Weekly Health Tip is not of this world (John 18:36). Yet, those who are subjects in the From Rick Clement I O n ly an electric heat pump kingdom of Christ must live in this world. And, while the Christian's "We care about your health" can keep you warm first and most important allegiance is to Christ, he is commanded to 5 2 2 - 3 2 1 1 in winter, cool in summer be subject to civil government, unless that government requires him to do that which is contrary to God's law. "Then Peter and the other so economically. apostles answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men" (Acts 5:29). / f Jesus taught his disciples to pay their taxes and support their PUMPING IRON civil government (Matt. 22:21). The apostles taught Christians they should be subject to civil government, because all governments are "ordained of God" (Rom. 13:1-2; I Peter 2:13). Of course, this is not to say that God desires that corrupt governments should exist, nor that It is estimated that 5% of American women ages 12 to 50 years suffer from Christians must disobey God in order to obey their civil government. iron-deficiency anemia, and 25% Whether or not a civil government admits it, nevertheless, it exists by probably are borderline anemic. the authority of God. Jesus put the matter in proper perspective when Primary signs of these conditions are he was before Pilate. The ruler said, "Speakest thou not unto me? unexplained fatigue, unusual irri­ tability, lack of concentration, and Knowest thou not that I have power to crucify thee, and have power increased sensitivity to cold. Dietary to release thee?" Jesus answered, "Thou couldest have no power at all sources rich in iron include beans, against me, except it were given thee from above" (John 19:10-11). No peas, dark leafy greens and iron sup­ civil government has power at all, except as it is allowed by God. plements to be found at the vitamin Christians who obey God rather than men are the greatest counter, along with Vitamin C, which helps increase iron absorption. asset any civil government can have as citizens. Christians will not cheat on their taxes. Christians will be active in making the commu­ nity a better place to live. Paul said about Christians, "that ye may be blameless and harmless, the sons of God without rebuke, in the midst of a crooked and perverse nation, among whom ye shine as lights in the Save-O n world" (Phil. 2:15). Jesus taught all of us to let our lights so shine before men (Matt. 5:16). Christians will help elect civic leaders who Drugs are capable. Christians will place the welfare of others before them­ ,Come in and check our, selves. Christians are subject to political pressures. Christians will 1 he electric heal pump is both a central heating and a cooling speak out on issues affecting all segments of the community. Any civil prescription low-price guarantee! system that, ill the winter, actually delivers two to three times as government desiring to do right should rejoice that Christians are a much energy us it.consumes.. You enjoy a steady, even temperature all through the house, all year‘round. What’s more, part of their constituency. Thank God for the Christians in our because it is flame-free, the electric beat pump does not emit the community! pollutants that occur with flame-type heating systems. No wonder Address any correspondence to: Cadiz Church of Christ, P.O. | Coke Coke so many families prefer the most convenient, the cleanest, the safes Box 1007, Cadiz, KY 42211. energy source in the world: Electricity, The Power o f Choice Classic Classic for the American Home 12 pk. cans 24 pk. cansjgS j.- Pennyrile Rural Electric (Hahiz CCTfjurcfi o f C fy m i Cooperative Corporation $ 2.79 S 4 . 8 9 W Cadiz, Kentucky P.O. Box 1007 Cadiz, KY 42211 522-6678 (An Equal Opportunity Employer) Building Located at 1785 East Main

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To Place A Classified Ad, Call jpmrw jrjpjr j g 33p (Eaittz 3Rstorit (Hje (Eairtz IRrairi) Office Hours m m 3CT C f MondayW through Friday Classified Department j 522-6605 I WAAII i c u 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

/mmssm" a, m m ■ \ r mmm Automobiles 9. Pets Real Estate 13. Wanted (u.BdpW anU'T) ( 16. Services | C 1Lega!S ) ( 2. For Sale v ...... Lot and Mobile Homo 12x60 1955 Chevy Bel-Air, Hard top, FULL-TIME and Part-time CARL MITCHELL -And Son 5’x8' Trailer with tilt bed, 1978 Dodge Van customized, AKC PUPPIES-Cocker Span­ FINAL fully furnished on Barkley complete, 2-door. If anyone jobs available. Apply at Pro- employs some of the best black wire mesh floor, $400. automatic, mag wheels, 400 iels $110.00; Alaskian Mala- has one for sale, call Tim. Tek Security. 205 East 14th mechanics in the area, with SETTLEMENT NOTICE 8hp Briggs and straton mo­ cubic in., Trademans 200, 4 mute $150.00; Half Timber Lake. Donaldson Creek Area, Street, Hopkinsville. 25 years experience. They tor, horizontal shaft, $200. captain chairs, asking Wolf & Malamute $150.00. make me an offer I can’t ref­ 522-8475. repair and service all makes Notice is hereby given that 753-7387. $1700.00. Call (502)885-1500. Phone: (502)-388-2036. use. Call 924-5049. Warner Dempsey, Jr., Adminis­ WANTED TO BUY- 3 pt. HOSPITAL JOBS- Start and models of tractors, com­ trator of the estate of WANDA hitch and attachments for 300 bines, and equipment. We do DIAMOND RING-7 stones. 1981 3/4 Ton V-8 Chevrolet AKC PUPPIES- Yorkies, LOT FOR SALE- Lakefront $6.80/hr., your area. No exp. LEE DEMPSEY filed final settle­ Series John Deere Garden make service calls or bring One carat mounted on a wide Pick-up Truck 81,000 miles - Dachshund, other breeds. lot on Barkley Lake, Rock­ necessary. For info call 1 -900 - ment on January 4, 1991 which castle Shores area. $4,500.00. Tractor. Call 522-8713. 990-9399 ext. 914, 6am-8pm your tractor into our shop. was ordered to lay over for record gold hand. Priced at below Good running condition. 350 Close to Clarksville. (615) Pick up and delivery is also 746-5355. Call 1-419-756-9041. 7 days. $12.95 phone fee. according to law. Hearing on wholesale cost. $995.00 or cu. in. motor-automatic trans­ available. We are sure you same is set for February 5,1991 best offer. Call Betty at 522- mission. $1500.00.1984 Old- 14. Help Wanted will he pleased with our sales before the judge of this court. 1111 or 522-1100. smobile Omega. High mile­ HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ Lose up to 35 lbs.-month. and service. We stock a largo Pat Wallace, Clerk age (101,000 miles) 4 cylin- NELS- Boarding, grooming 12. For Rent I Experienced weight lost pro­ variety of parts allowing us Circuit Court ESTATE JEWELRY. Booth der-Good on gas, $1800.00. and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ I I gram, needs 10 over weight to provide you with faster Appear in TV Commercials. 4. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall 1985 Pontiac Sunbird LE - ence and counseling. Skyline subjects. New medical break­ service. Call (502) 754-1723 FOR RENT ; One-bedroom Earn extra money. All ages. through, tested 10 yrs. Now Cadiz. excellent condition 56,000 Drive. 886-5621. or 1-800-367-8907. miles; AM/FM; AC; cruise apartment, in town. Doll All types needed. No experi­ available to public. Personal A N f 'll! APY Freeman; Broker. Bill control; new tires $3300.00. ence. Call now! 1-800-232- support, local representive ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE FIREWOOD FOR SALE- - By STUD SERVICE: AKC regis­ Crabtree, Sales Agent. 522- CASEY’S PAINTING SERV­ 522-7702 (night or day). 8310, Ext. 11. needed. Call Debra 602-275- pick-up load or by the rick. tered chihuahua weighs 31bs., ICE: Painting in and out. The undersigned qualified as Ancil­ 3101 or 522-8191. 0245. Call SeanFutrell at 522-6266. also stud service, full blooded Paperhanging, woodfinish­ lary Administrators of the Estate of BAD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? BORED? Tired of sitting WILUAM EDGARCARVERof Sumner pomeranian (toy) weighs ing, drywall repair, small NO PROBLEM! Vechicles at FOR RENT-Quiet and peace­ Co.. TN. on December 18. 1990. 51bs., for more info. Call 821- around the house? Looking POSTAL JOBS-$ll .41 to carpentry work. Expert work­ Claims must be proved according FOR SALE OR TRADE- Will ful, attractive 2-bedroom affordable prices. Call Billy 5063. for extra income? We have an $14.90hr. For exam and ap­ manship. 25 years experi­ to Kentucky Revised Statutes and trade- 50 model, Ford tractor brick duplex. Canton area, filed within a reasonable time and today. (615)431-9662. opportunity for you! Needed plication information call 1 ence. Reasonable rates. Ev­ or 1983 GMC pick-up or 1978 near Lake Barkley w/kitchen before the expiration of six months immediately-temporary sales (800) 999-9838, ext. KY 155. ery customer satisfied. 388- from the date of appointment (KRS Ford van forgoodtractor. Call appliances. Washer/Dryer FOR SALE: 1986 Pontiac IO , Mdobile Barnes position open for 4-6 weeks. 8am-8pm 7 days. 2274. 395.190) with the Ancillary Adminis­ Lynn W aller Realtor® at 502- hook-up. Call 924-5538 or trators or their attorney. Philip C. Grand Am. Gray with red I I Must have previous sales Kelly. HARSH, KELLY & SMITH. 123 522-8765. 885-4000. experience. If this is the job interior, air. Excellent condi­ EARN $600 or more weekly Public Square. Gallatin. Tn. 37066. for you...apply in person at For all your excavating needs Local Process Agent: tion. (502)759-9850. Energy Efficient Homes - low mailing circular at home. No For Sale: Hide-a-hed $100.00. FOR RENT: Clean 3 bedroom The Cadiz Record Office, 50 call CADIZ EXCAVATING, W. Howell Hopson, III prices - See the housing experience. Send self ad­ 50 Main St. Call522-8004 afterl2:00pm. furnished mobile home. Has Nunn Blvd. Monday-Friday 522-3317,1-800-225-2403 or For sale; 1984-2 door Seville leader! Dinkins Mobile dressed stamped envelope to: Cadiz, KY 42211 antenna and mail box. Refer­ 8:00-4:30. 522-6940. Terry Braboy, Cadillac. Call 886-4158 after Homes, Hwy 79 E. Paris TN. ence and deposit required. No P.O. Box 48 Flint, MI 48501- Maggie Lou Carver FOR SALE: 12ft. PARA- Manager. 5pm. 1-901-642-4891 pets. 235-5325. 0048. R#3, Box 202 CLYSE SATELLITE dish; CADIZ YA’LLS SHELL Bethpage, Tn. 37022 tool box for small truck. Call FOR SALE: 1979 14X60 FOOD MART is now accept­ FREE CHIMNEY INSPEO William Guy Carver GREMLIN-For Sale. 1975 FOR RENT: New 2 Bedroom ing applications for third after 4pm, (502)437-4616. Schult, 2 bedroom mobile 15. Opportunities TION. Low cleaning rates. 512 Dillard Court model. $250.00. Call (502) Apartment. Very Energy ef­ shift. Above minimum wage Nashville, Tn. 37220 885- 6966 6am-7am or eve­home. Excellent condition ficient. Quiet neighborhood i D Jon’s Sweep Service. 502-269- FOR SALE; Solo-flex weight with stove, refrigerator, salaries are available to nings. near school. $325.00 per 9326. machine. Call 522-6307 underpinning and block in­ people who are honest, reli­ With MARY KAY COSMET­ month. 522-7650. Johnny cluded. $5,800.00. Call 502- able, and able to deal with ICS, Skin care isn’t just The following SILVERADO: 1980 Chevy. Oliver. the public in a friendly, cour­ GLENN WEST-Roofing. GETTING MARRIED? Short 522-8248. somethingyou buy. It’s some­ All options. New aluminum Work guaranteed. Free Esti­ automobiles will of cash? FOR SALE - White teous manner. Apply at Cadiz thing you learn. For a compli­ directional wheels. Sharpest MOBILE HOME FOR RENT. Ya’lls Shell Food Mart, Hwy mates. Reasonable. Metal wedding gown and veil. Worn Large selection ofusedhomes mentary facial, call for an be sold for around! NO RUST! Call(502) Call 522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer 68 and 1-24 between 10:00 appointment. Independent roofs included. Call 886-6378. once, cleaned and ready-to- 886- 5872 days or (502) 886--1 O' wide, 12' wides, 14' wides Court.______am and 4:00 pm. Monday Beauty consultant, Paulette wrecker and wear. Size 8. Excellent condi­ 7383, 6-9 pm. and double wides. Priced to Byrad, 365-5014. Heaton Mobile Home Mov­ tion. Priced to sell. Call 924- sell. Dinkins Mobile Homes, Now accepting applications through Friday. storage on ers. Licensed and insured. 5349. Hwy 79 E, Paris TN. 1-901- for 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom ZEPHYR-1975 Mercury Salesperson to work in deco­ 365-6900 days, 365-9637 February 7, 1991 $699.00, brown, running good 642-4891 apartments. Section 8 as­ rating center and paint store. m 16. Services nights, Princeton, KY. KILN DRIED LUMBER-Red condition. (502) 885-6966 sisted. Equal Opportunity at 10:00 a.m. at TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed­ Some experience with this 1 Oak,. Poplar, Cherry and 6AM-7AM or evenings. Housing. Barkley Manor W ilb u r F. Walnut. Planing available. rooms, $150.00 month, de­ Apartments. 522-3969. type of work would be help­ INDIVIDUALS-Small busi­ posit required. 4 1/2 miles ful. This job is an 8 hour per B & M SLAUGHTER­ nesses. All forms (including B o g g ess Pick from large inventory. Call (502)525-6330. Ask for 6 , T ru ck s North of Cadiz on Highway Now taking applications for day, 5 days a week job. Apply HOUSE- Custom processing. insurance), free estimates, C h e v ro le t William. I 139. Call 522-8765. Lynn 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. at Black’s Decorating Cen­ Beef, Pork, Sheep, Goats and reasonable rates, experi­ I Eastgate Apartments, 522- ter, 701 S. 4th St. Murray, Waller Realtor® Deer. Bill and Margaret enced, references. Free No­ C o m p a n y 8388. Equal Housing Oppor­ KY or call (502)753-0839 or Meador. 522-7623 or 522- LIKE NEW DANCE SHOES tary Service. Call (502) 886- 35 Main St., 84 FordF-150-GoodMechani- tunity. after 5 pm. (502)436-2935. 7870. Cadiz, KY. 4239 after 1 p.m. for sale. Tap and Ballet. cal shape. $2800/best offer, j. Real Estate Cadiz, Ky. Various sizes. Call Cindy at must sell. 886-1860 days or 522-6605, M-F or 522-6217, I NEW LISTING!!!!! The seller reserves 886-6851 nights. Why Pay Rent? . after 5:30p.m. FOR SALE-House & 11 acres, the right to bid. 85 Silverado 4x4. With lock­ 2 garages, 2barns, swimming RED OAK—Kiln-dried, sur­ pool. 3 miles east of Cadiz. *1989 Escort Cpe outs. Short bed. Tilt, Cruise, faced, ungraded. .551 board $89,000.00 522-3038. beige and red. Below book Ser.# foot. Limited. Other woods in price. Call (502) 365-5035. 1FAPP919KW263415 custom drying available. Lake Frontage, near Barkley FLENER CABINETS & Lodge and Boots Randolph *1983 Buick 4 Dr. HARDWOODS. 522-7878. FOR SALE: 1988 Ranger 4 Golf Course. Only $10,000.00. cylinder, 5 speed, silver, blue City water, approved for When this beautifully kept three bedroom Ser.# interior, $4950 ortrade. (502) septic. Call 615-876-1291. 1 ACRE WOODED LOT! SHARP 12x64-1 1/2 hath, 3- mobile home could be yours! It is 492-8884. 14X70 mobile home with 3 bedrooms, 1G4AB69RXD412816 brm. mobile home, totally located only minutes from town on 11/2 bath, central heat, washer, dryer *1979 Olds Cpe reconditioned. Ready to live in. Call (502) 886-5872 days a spacious 1 3 /4 acre lot and priced and range included with property, Ser.# or (502) 886-7383. 6-9 pm. POST FRAME BUILDINGS at only $16,000. Call Leona Boyd at priced at only $15,000. Call Betty Rick: 3R47H9M586721 affordably priced for your every need. CENTURY 21 Thomas Real Estate at at CENTURY 21 Thomas Real Estate 522-6041 or 522-6191. at 522-6041 or 522-8304.

Automatic washer & dryer COMMISSIONER'S SALE Buy Now $100.00 each. Frost free re­ frigerator $100.00, electric COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY And stove $100.00, gas stove TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT $100.00. Call(502)825-1143, ^Builders, Inc. Civil Action No. 90-CI-108 Get Madisonville. 1- 800- 628-1324 CITIZENS FIDELITY BANK & TRUST COMPANY 4th Week (d/b/a Citizens Fidelity Mortgage Company) PLAINTIFF Furniture | FREE! G: VS. CHIFFOROBE: Can hang Career Opportunity clothes, has drawer space, Local established territory for STUART J. LEUDENBURG and wife, art-deco, $95.00. Antique sofa GLORIA J. LEUDENBURG; BANK OF $150.00. Call 885-6966 6am- ambitious career-minded person. CADIZ & TRUST COMPANY; and TRIGG COUNTY, 7am or evenings. Excellent training and fringe KENTUCKY, DEFENDANTS

benefits with potential for By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit Court entered on the 6th day Classified Directory advancement. $270.00 per week of December, 1990.1 shall offer for sale at the Trigg County Courthouse door In Cadiz, KY to the highest plus commission and bonuses. and best bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Saturday, January the 26th, 1991, at approximately 10:00 a.m. To Easy or thereabouts, the following described real estate, to wit;

Buying or Selling Call (502) 885-9933 or write to BEING Lot 121 of Unit II of Beach Bend Estates, a plat of which is recorded in 1 ...... Legals Don Pritchett, 109 Hammond Trigg County Clerk's Office in Plat Cabinet A, File 99A, and being more 2 ...... For Sale Plaza, Suite 5, particularly described as follows; 3 ...... Appliances Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42240 BEGINNING at an iron pin In the intersection of the north right of way of 4 ...... Furniture Fernwood Drive, 25 feet from centerline of Fernwood Drive and the east right 5 ...... Automobiles of way of Ky. 274,30 feet from centerline of Ky. 274; thence with said right of w ay of Ky. 274 North 02° IT 42" East, 74.53 feet to an iron pin; thence with said 6 ...... Trucks right ofw ay North 03° 59’ 16” West, 19.07 feet to a metal pipe, being the 7 ...... Motorcycles Now taking Southwest corner of Lot 122; thence with Lot 122 South 85° 31'43" East 188.00 8 ...... Boats feet to a metal pipe in the west line of Lot 120; thence with Lot 120 South 05° 50' 08" West, 93.38 feet to an iron pin in the north right of way of Fernwood 9 . Pets applications Drive; thence with said right of way North 85° 3V 43" West 180.00 feet to the 10 ...... Mobile Homes point of beginning, containing 17,100 square feet or 0.39 acres. 11 ...... Real Estate for the following: BEING the same real estate conveyed to Stuart J. Leudenburg and wife, Gloria J. 12 ...... For Rent Leudenburg, by deed from Esther E. Gray, a widow, dated November 25,1987, and 13 ...... Wanted Loader Driver of record in Deed Book 136, Page 99, in the Trigg County Clerk's Office. 14 ...... Help Wanted Lumber Stackers The purchaser may pay cash or 10% down on date of sale with the balance due 15 ...... Opportunities within thirty (30) days, the purchaser shall be required to execute bond with sufficient 16 ...... Services Saw Mill Help surety thereon and approved by the Commissioner, said bond to have the same 17 ...... Miscellaneous force and effect of a judgment on which execution may issue and on which there can be no replevin, said bond bearing interest at the legal rate on judgments. 18 ...... Livestock Apply in person. 19 ...... Yard Sales NO PHONE CALLS, please. BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE 20 ...... Free WILLARD B. PAXTON, JUDGE 21 ...... Lost TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT 22 ...... Agriculture Bailey Lumber JAMES E. MATHIS 23 ...... Personals C om pany Master Commissioner 24 ...... Notices Trigg Circuit Court 124 Cerulean Road .Cadiz, Kentucky J B-14,i jL T?ne Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16,1991

1\> Place A Classified Ad, Call mmw __mgmm m (Hje durbtz BRmirb MOTORCRAFT (Kje (Eaitfe JRprorb Office Hours OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL Classified Department r f j f l uKUwJL M onday through Friday Includes up to 5 quarts ot Motorcraft Oil. Motorcraft Oil Filter ifiiiittiia 522-6605 Wmm.WwLmmm0m.wL m^mmrm. 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and installation. Probes and diesel-equipped vehicles higher. Repair Order No.______y sold to satisfy^ a lien in the ® P | f j TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS and LABOR | iiiitiiiiiij 18. Service* ^ ^ 7 . Miscellaneous amount of $70,177.80, plus D N°ti^ s0 accrued interest in the C2* ' amount of $1,607.11, as of June 1,1990, plus additional LAKE BARKLEY CON­ WILLIAMS HOME SERV- BUFFALO-Adults $12.95, 11 $17.95 I3 MOBILE TELEPHONES- | interest securing at the daily Children $6.25. Sat. Feb. 9th, Ford Cars Only TINUOUS g u t t e r i n g : ICE-Wili do painting, plumb­ General Electric. Equipment. rate of $18.26, from June 1, from 5:00 p.m.-8:00 VALID JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 1991: ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA Aluminum or vinyl siding and ing and carpentry. FREE One reasonable flat rate. 1990, until date of judgment p.m.BUFFALO BUFFET- cornice. 34 Cunningham Estimates. Contact at 522- Local unlimited calls. No per and interest thereafter on Kenlake State Resort Park. Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. 0108 or 522-0723. call charge. No commitment said judgment at the rate of Mountain Men Presentation contract. No hook-up fee. 7.28 percent per annum, until of the era of the Buffalo. For Wide coverage. Two local sites paid, plus costs, disburse­ NEED A LAND SURVEYOR Miscellaneous more information call 1-800- ( " ■ in Trigg County. Sales and ments and expenses. TERMS OR ENGINEER? Registered 325-0143 or 474-2211. COOLING SYSTEM CHECK D Service since 1973. Oates professional surveyor, high­ OF SALE-The real estate will Communications. (502)676- be sold to the highest and way engineer, lots, acreage, 65-YEARS OLD OR OLDER SPECIAL best bidder at the place and subdivisions, contruction Read this ad. Are you covered Includes check of radiator cap, all fittings and hoses, and NOTICE OF UNITED staking. For all your survey­ under Medicare? Do you know time above mentioned for STATES MARSHAL’S water pump; pressure test of cooling system for leaks. Parts ing needs contact James T. who pays what Medicare does cash or upon a credit of 60 STRIPPING, REFINISHING SALE-By virtue of Judge­ arid coolant extra, only if required. Boren, 522-7955 or Randal not pay? For information days, with 15% of said pur­ and REPAIRS of your furni­ ment and Order of Sale dated chase price being in cash on .Cruise, 522-8621. about aMedicare supplement ture. One piece or house full. December 12, 1990, directed the date of sale and a bond for TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED that will help pay that ex­ Call 365-2745 or 365-9099. pense.-Call Jim Phelps at to me and issued from the the balance of said purchase ' ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ 522-111 or 522-1100. Office of the Clerk of the price shall be executed by the TIC TANK CLEANING Livestock United States District Court purchaser with approved SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, J) for the Western District of surety, made payable to the and reliable service. Reason­ BASEBALL CARDS; Buy, Kentucky, Bowling Green, in United States Marshal for the able rates, no extra charge sell, trade. Call 759-1683. the action of United States of Western DistrictofKentucky. Ford Cars Only BEEFALO MEAT-1/5 the fat for Sundays or Holidays. Call America, Plaintiff v. Jewell The purchaser of said real VALID JANUARY-FEBRUARY,T991; ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA ofbeef, less calories than tuna Collect. Phone (502)886-4114. E. Whittinghill, et al, Defen­ estate is given the right to ESTATE & TAG SALES- and 3/4 the cholesterol of dants, Civil Action No. 90- pay in full the amount of the JEAN W. CROFT-365-2745 skinned chicken. Delicious! 0012-B G{M), on February 26, purchase bond and the inter­ Septic Cleaning Service. OR 365-9099. If you should 885-2774. 1991, at the hour of 11 a.m., est computed at the rate of Septic tanks, grease traps, need to dispose of a number at the Trigg County Court­ 7.28 percent per annum that efficient, reliable, reasonable pf items for any reason, call house door, Cadiz, Kentucky, j has accrued from the date of WIPER BLADES rates. No extra charge fgr the above to coordinate your SCHAMP’S BEEFMASTER. I will sell to the highest and said to the date of full pay­ Sundays and Holidays. sale. Registered bulls and heifers best bidder the following real ment to the United States and SOLVENT SPECIAL H UBERT LONG, 14.0 for sale. Call 502-269-2301, estate: TRACT 1 (TRIGG Marshal. The real estate shall Includes parts and installation of two Motorcraft Wiper Blade Simpson, Hopkinsville) IQT ESTATE-Small or Large COUNTY, KENTUCKY) be sold free and clear of any j Refills and one 32 oz. can of Ford Ultra-Clear Windshield Washer 885-8076 or 886-9860. , M ^Furniture, Jewelry, Guns, Lots 23, 24, and 25 of the and all liens and encum­ Antiques, or Anything You f 20. Free ^ Solution Concentrate. Excludes Merkurs and Scorpios. Birdsong Estates Subdivi­ brances, except for any state, Have. We have 25 years ex­ Sewing: Custom dress mak­ sion, as shown on plat of rec­ county, city or school ad val­ perience and we offer a com­ ing and alter-ations, FREE Puppies to good home. ord in Plat Book 2, Page 9, orem taxes which may be due TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED plete service. Pricing, Mer­ GOLDEN THREAD. 885- Half labrador, 7 weeks old. (now Plat Cabinet A, Slide and payable or assessed chandising, Advertising, and Great pet for children. Call A89) Trigg County Court against said property at the Selling of your property. Call 522-31 0 0 . ______Clerk’s Office. Restrictions time of sale, and shall be sold Jim or Betty at 522-1111 or TAX PREPARATION EXPE­ What was the number-one relating to said subdivision free and clear of any right or $7.77 522-1100. RIENCED, Pick-up/delivery hit song by Paul Simon in are recorded in Miscellane­ equity of redemption. The Ford Cars Only service available. 522-3602 1975 that mentions five guys ous Book 6, Page 561, Trigg rights of all parties shall at­ VALID JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 1991; ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA in the lyrics? The guys are County Court Clerk’s Office. after 5:00 pm FOR SALE: SIZE 7 1/2-8 tach to the proceeds of the shoes, flats and heels $100.00 Jack, Stan, Roy, Gus, and The above is the same prop­ sale of the real property in 4i ■— shoes, asking $25.-$30, each. Lee.______erty conveyed to Jewell E. the same manner and with TONY’S HOME REPAIRS 885-6966 6a. warn or eve­ Whittinghill by Jimmie the same effect as they at­ Experienced in all residen­ " G e t m o re nings. Birdsong and Wanda tach to the property prior to tial work. Specialize in all Birdsong, his wife, by Deed the sale. Wilma L. King, for water problems. Free esti­ fo r y o u r dated May 27,1987, recorded RALPH L. BOLING, TIRE ROTATION SPECIAL mates. (502) 887-4601. FREDA’S CERAMICS Is m o n e y . in Deed Book 134, Page 208, UNITED STATES MAR­ having a 50 percent off sale in the office of the County SHAL, Western District of Includes check of tires for wear; rotation of tires WET BASEMENT? We make on greenware andbisque. Call Sell it in the Court Clerk of Trigg County, Kentucky, 114 U.S. Court­ per tire manufacturer instructions. wet basements dry. All work (502) 886-2429. Kentucky. The above de­ house Building, Louisville, carries written guarantee. CLASSIFIEDS!! scribed real estate is being Kentucky 40202. Morgan and Sons Construc­ I BUY ANYTHING OLD, tion, Inc., 2870Morgan Lane, Jean W. Croft, 365-2745 or TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED Paducah, Ky. 42001. 442- 365-9099. Old furniture, one piece or house full; quality quilts; old jewelry (gold and PUBLIC NOTICE Will do house cleaning, home costume); old quality china; $7.95 or office, contact Mary 924- old glassware; vintage cloth­ Pennyrile Allied Community Services and the Trigg Ford Cars Only 5569. Noon or after 4:00 p.m. ing and etc. Top dollar paid. County Fiscal Court is taking bids on gasoline to be VALID JANUARY-FEBRUARY, 1991; ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA used in the senior citizens vehicles in Trigg County. ■nr-> Approved Credit Please contact the senior citizens center for bid speci­ Fo r A ll fications. All bids must be submitted to PACS, 708 ENGINE ELECTRONIC Liberty Street, Hopkinsville, Ky. 42241, Attention CONTROL TESTING Consolidation for all credit Judy Peterson, Director of Aging by 4:30 p.m. January cards or personal loans up to 25,1991. PACS & TCFC reserves the right to reject Includes checking all on-board sensors $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 . and computer functions any/all bids. Call 1-800-772-8537

REPOSSESSED VA & $ 14.50 HUD HOMES available from government from Ford Cars Only SI without credit check. You re­ pair. Also S & L bailout properties. Call (805) 682-7555 Ext H-3548for ...... J repo list your area.

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New Rates In County...... $13.50 yearly THE FIRST BANK & TRUST COMPANY Out of County.....$14.50 yearly PRINCETON, KENTUCKY 42445 Out of State...... $18.00 yearly RALPH S. CONGER D/B/A CONGER CARPET CENTER

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Senior Citizens CONGER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. take off 10%

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COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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PPG INDUSTRIES, INC. DEFENDANTS

By virtue of a Summary Judgment and Order of Sale enforcing Mortgage Lien entered December 6,1990, in the above-styled cause, the undersigned will, on Friday, the 25th day of January, 1991, at 1:00 p.m. at the Courthouse door in the City of Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, expose to PUBLIC SALE to the highest bidder, the following described property of which portions are located in Caldwell, Trigg and Lyon Counties, Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows:

PROPERTY IN CALDWELL CQ-UHXY

Two certain tracts, pieces, or parcels of real estate, situated, lying and being on the North side o f Green Street in the City o f Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows:

TRACT I: Said lot fronts 70 feet on the North side of Green Street, running as follows: Beginning on the North side of Green Street, running East with the North side of said Green Street, 70 feet to a stone; thence North 140 feet to Frank Blackburn's lot, now Ewin Farmer's lot; thence west and parallel with Green Street, 70 feet to Mrs. Cantrell's East line; thence South with Cantrell's line or alley, 140 feet to the beginning.

TRACT H: Beginning at a stake in North line of Green Street and comer to lot now owned by John Prince; thence with West line of said North 241/2 East 140 feet to another comer of Prince, also corner to E. Farmer; thence North 65 1/2 West 13 feet more or less, to a stake; thence South 241/2 East 13 feet, more or less, to the beginning.

BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a CONCURRENT NOTICE Kentucky Corporation, by Richard E. Cummins and Donna Sue Cummins, Princeton, Kentucky, by Deed dated August 4,1988, recorded Deed Book 172, page 398, Caldwell County Clerk's office.

NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NO SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT PARCEL II AND NOTICE TO PUBLIC FOR REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS A certain lot located at 306 Hayes Avenue, Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky, and being more particularly described as follows: January 17, 1991 Beginning at an iron stake in the North corner of Scott's line and extending 50 feet The City of Cadiz, Kentucky North on Hayes Avenue and extending back East between parallel lines in a distance of P.O. Box 436, Cadiz, KY 42211 (502) 522-8244 90 feet to the property of Jewell D. Patterson. BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES, GROUPS, AND PERSONS: Kentucky Corporation, by Gladys Ann Rizzo and Louis Rizzo, her husband, and Samuel L. Hillyard and Lila Hillyard, his wife, by deed dated August 31,1988, as On or about February 5, 1991, the above-named City of Cadiz will request the Kentucky Depart­ recorded in Deed Book 172, page 570, Caldwell County Clerk's office. ment of Local Government to release Federal funds under Title I of the Housing and Community PARCEL HI: D evelopm ent A ct of 1974 (PL-383) for the following project: Being Lot No. 29 in what is known as Greenspoint, as shown on plat of same recorded Cadiz Northside Development Program in Plat Cabinet 1, page 258, (formerly Plat Book No. 1, page 117) Caldwell County Housing Redevelopment Court Clerk's Office, to which reference is hereby made for a more particular description. City of Cadiz, Kentucky This property is subject to all restrictions and covenants as set out and noted on said It has been determined that such request for release of funds will not constitute an action significantly plat of record as hereinabove mentioned. affecting the quality of the human environment and, accordingly, the above-named city has decided BEING A PART OF THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed to Conger Construction not to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement under the National Environmental Policy Act of Company, Inc., by Ralph S. Conger and Corlis A. Conger, his wife, by deed dated July 1969 (PL-91-190). 26,1988, and recorded in Deed Book 172, page 354, Caldwell County Clerk's Office.

The reasons for such decision not to prepare such Statement are as follows: PROPERTYJ^LYONCpUNIY

An environmental review of the proposed project did not reveal any undesirable long-term adverse effects due to the project. In addition, the City has not identified A tract of land in Old Eddyvillc, Lyon County, Kentucky, on the southerly side of any alternative project that would produce the desired results of the proposed project. Shelby Street at the intersection of Shelby Street and First Street, and more particularly described as follows: An Environmental Review Record respecting the within project has been made by the above-named City of Cadiz w hich docum ents the environm ental review of the project and more fully sets forth the Beginning at a 1/2" steel reinforcing bar (set) approximately 25 feet southeasterly of the centerline of Shelby Street, said rebar being S 38 degrees 30 minutes W 52.0 feet reasons why such Statement is not required. This Environmental Review Record is on file at the above from the intersection of the southeasterly r/w line of Shelby Street and the address and is available for public examination and copying, upon request, at City Hall between the southwesterly r/w line of First Street; thence S 51 degrees 30 minutes E 100.00 feet to hours of 9:00 a^m. and 4:00 p.m. a point on the northwesterly side of a 10 foot alley; thence continuing along the northwesterly edge of the alley N 38 degrees 30 minutes E 52.00 feet to a point in the southwesterly r/w line of First Street N 51 degrees 30 minutes W 100.00 feet to a point, No further environmental review of such project is proposed to be conducted prior to the request for being the intersection of the southeasterly r/w line of Shelby Street and the release of Federal funds. southwesterly r/w line S 38 degrees 30 minutes W 52.00 feet to the point of beginning, containing 5,200 square feet. All interested agencies, groups, and persons disagreeing with this decision are invited to submit written comments for consideration by the City of Cadiz to the Mayor of the City of Cadiz, Kentucky. The above description based, in part, on survey by Jack S. Williams, Gammel, Travis and Williams, KLS #1963, dated April 18,1979. Such written comments should be received at City Hall on or before February 2,1991. All such written comments received will be considered and the City of Cadiz will not request the release of Federal THIS CONVEYANCE IS SUBJECT TO a right-of-way easement, for ingress and funds or take any administrative action on the within project prior to the date specified on the egress purposes only, ten (10) feet in width and lying adjacent to the aforementioned preceding sentence. alley and extending from First Street the entire width of the property herein conveyed a distance of 52 feet. (See deed to M. Glen Dobbins, et al, dated September 3,1982, and recorded in Deed Book 85, page 71, Lyon County Court Clerk's Office.) The City of Cadiz will undertake the project described above with Block Grant funds from the Kentucky Department of Local Government under Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. The City of Cadiz is certifying to the State that the City of Cadiz and Mayor Scott Sivills in his official capacity as Mayor consent to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal courts if an action is brought to BEING THE SAME PROPERTY conveyed from Homer R. Patterson and Edythe T. enforce responsibilities in relation to environmental reviews, decision making, and action; and that Patterson, his wife, to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a Kentucky Corporation, by these responsibilities have been satisfied. The legal effect of the certification is that upon its approval Deed dated June 8,1988, and filed of record in Lyon County Court Clerk’s Office Deed the City of Cadiz may use Block Grant funds and the State and HUD will have satisfied their Book 94, Page 492. responsibilities under the National Environmental Policy A ct of 1969. The State will a c c e p t an ER.QPERTY IN TRIGG COUNTY obligation to its approval only if it is on one of the following bases:

(a) The certification was not in fact executed by the City's Certifying Officer. A certain lot or parcel of land just North of the City of Cadiz, in Trigg County, Kentucky, and described as follows: (b) The City has failed to m ake one of the two findings pursuant of 58.41 or to m ake the written determ ination decision required by 58.47, 58.53 or 58.64 for the Lot 75 in the James Stallons Hillview Subdivision, a plat of which is recorded in Box of Maps and Plats in Miscellaneous Book 2, Page 536, in the Trigg County Court Clerk’s project, as applicable. Office.

(c) The City has om itted one or m ore of the steps set forth at Subparts F and G Being the same property which was conveyed to Ralph Conger and Corlis Conger, by for the preparation and completion of an EA. Deed from Lynn Waller, a single person, dated April 23,1987, and recorded in Deed Book 134, page 113, Trigg County Court Clerk's Office. (d) No opportunity was given to the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation or its Executive Director to review the effect of the project on a property ALSO, being the same property conveyed to Conger Construction Company, Inc., a listed on the National Register of Historic Places, or found to be eligible for such Kentucky Corporation, from Ralph Conger and Corlis Conger, his wife, by Deed dated listing by the Secretary of the Interior, in acco rd a n ce with 36 CFR Part 800. July 6,1988 as recorded in Deed Book 138, page 315, Trigg County Clerk's Office.

to produce the sum of $386,012.30 as of December 3,1990, with interest thereafter at a daily rate of $124.67 and after (e) Objections have been made by a Federal Agency. date of Judgment the principal and accrued interest together to bear interest at the annual rate of 12% until paid; plus court costs, including attorney fees; and the costs associated with this sale. Objections must be prepared and submitted in acco rd a n ce with the required procedure (24 CFR Part 58) and m ay be addressed to the Kentucky Department of Local Government, Division of Com m unity T ERM S: Sale will be cash or on credit of thirty (30) days. The purchaser will be required to give bond, Programs, Capital Plaza Tower, 2nd Floor, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. with approved surety for the payment of the purchase money, to have the force and effect of a Judgment, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date of said bond, with a lien reserved upon said property until all the purchase money is paid. Objections to the release of funds on bases other than those stated above will not be considered by the State. No objections received after February 20, 1991 will be considered by the State. SANDRA FURJANIC Scott Sivills, Mayor MASTER COMMISSIONER - CALDWELL CIRCUIT COURT City of Cadiz, Kentucky ______B-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 16, 1991 It’s on the Record

ued for hearing by Trigg Cir­ ance-dismissed. Ky., Habitual violator, ued to 1-8-91, Supoena officer torney, Referred to public de­ cuit Court. Leroy McClinton, St. Louis, Prosecution deferred to 6-31- Adam s. fender. ^ Stanley Allah Lott, Speed­ Mo., DUI-lst, Guilty by the 91, No further violations. Steve Bingham, Cadiz, Ky., Joe Earl Williams, Cadiz, The following fines do not ing, Amended to 75 in 65 zone, court, $200, Revoke license 6 Michael D. Dunn, Cadiz, A.I.-lst, Guilty plea, $25; At­ Ky., Theft by deception under include the $42.50 or $47.50 $20. months, Forfeit bond. Ky., Driving DUI on sus­ tempt to elude police officer, $100-3 counts, Arraigned, court costs as assessed by the Lynn W. Owen, Speeding, Jane J. Wallace, Princeton, pended license-1 st, Amended merged with resisting arrest; Guilty plea, $25, 30 days in state. Continued to get copy of Ky., Speeding, Emergency to no operator’s license in Resisting arrest, Guilty plea, County Jail, Probation 2 District Court record. call-dismissed. possession, Plea of guilty, $25. $25,1 day in County Jail. years, Full restitution. Recorded December 18, 1990 Carm el E. Richardson, Hardy Chopra, Paducah, Michael D. Yocum, Bruce Allen Hundley, Danny Dennis, Cadiz, Ky., Hugh Willie Blane, Cadiz, Speeding, Dismissed on mo­ Ky., Speeding, Amended to 70 Lebanon, Ky., Speeding, No Cadiz, Ky., Drinking in pub­ DUI-2nd, Arraigned, Con­ Ky., DUI-lst, Guilty plea, tion of C/W by agreement in 65 zone, $5. insurance, Continued to 1-1- lic place, Possession of mari- tinue to employ attorney to 1- Fine $200, Revoke license for with officer. David J. Folz, Hop­ 91 to send proof of insurance juana-2nd offense with intent 22-91. Bond ROR. | 6 months, Attend driver's Roger Cothran, Cadiz, Ky., kinsville, Ky., Speeding, at time of violation. to sell, Arraigned, Continue to District Court school. License to be in possession, STS. Bruce Edward Lapaugh, 1-22-91 to employ attorney. Recorded January 9,1991 William E. Berry, Ed- DUI-3rd, Continued for court Willie Ray Calhoun, Cadiz, Nashville, Tn., DUI-lst, Ar­ Donald R. Underhill, Dex­ James S. Anderson, Jr., dyville, Ky., DUI-lst, Guilty trial to. 3-21-91. Ky., A.I., $25. raigned, Plea of guilty, $200,1 ter, Ky., Speeding, License to Greer, S.C., Speeding, $24. plea, $200, Revoke license for Roger Cothran, Cadiz, Ky., Wendy F. Potter, Brent­ day in County Jail. be in possession, Continue to James W. Alexander, 6 months, Attend driver's Operating on suspended oper­ wood, Tn., D.I.P.P., Issue Corrine Y. Atwell, Cadiz, 1-10-91. White Bluff, Tn., Speeding, school. ator's license, Continued for show cause order. Ky., Theft by deception, Issue Gary M. Stegall, Paducah, $24. Jamie Kennedy, Cadiz, Ky., court trial. Linda Rae Elliston, Cadiz, criminal summons for 1-10- Ky., Improper registration Arthur R. Boyd, Jr., Cadiz, Passing loading/unloading Christopher J. Strickland, Ky., A.I., $25. 91. plates, Dismissed. Ky., Speeding, $20. school bus, Continued to com­ Hopkinsville, Ky., Operating Guy Blane Dunning, Cadiz, Rosetta U. Merritt, Murray, Douglas E. Edmonson, Kent C. Beckman, Paducah, ^ plete community service work on suspended or revoked li­ Ky., Operating on suspended Ky., Theft be deception, Ar­ Cadiz, Ky., Speeding, STS & Ky., Transporting loaded gun program. cense, No insurance, Contin­ license, Continued for notice raigned, Plea of guilty, $25 costs. on Land Between The Lakes, Brian Heath Futrell, Cadiz, ued 30 days to get license and to defendant and employer. suspended, Pay costs. Michael Scott, Paducah, $25. Ky., Assault in 4th degree, insurance. Michael D. Rounds, Cadiz, Maxine Diggs, Yonkers, Ky., Speeding, FTA. David I. Boone, Walton, Deferred prosecution com- Kenny Underhill, Cadiz, Ky., Operating on suspended NY, Harassing communica­ District Court Ky., Transporting loaded gun pleted-dismissed. Ky., DUI-lst, Amended to operator's license, Amended tions, Continue to 12-17-90. Recorded January 7,1991 on Land Between The Lakes, Corrine Y. Atwell, Cadiz, reckless driving on motion of to no operator's license in B.J. Hammond, Cadiz, Ky., Mark Williams, Murray, $25. Ky., Theft by deception, Con­ C/W, Reason-low BA of .07%, possession, Guilty plea, $25. Theft by deception, Dis- Ky., Burglary in 1st degree, Charles Birk, Henderson­ tinued to 12-20-90. Guilty plea, $120; Speeding, District Court missed-has paid restitution Burglary in 2nd degree, Bur­ ville, Tn., Speeding, $30. Steven A. Cline, Kuttawa, Merged with reckless driv­ Recorded December 20,1990 and paid fees. glary in 2nd degree, Ar­ Gregory Mark Barclay, ^ Ky., Resisting arrest, Theft ing-dismissed. Gregory A. Angle, Cadiz, Jeffrey D. Futrell, Cadiz, raigned, Continued to 1-10-91 Clinton, Ky., Speeding, $28. by unlawful taking under Robert E. Choate, Cadiz, Ky., A.I., Owes $71.50. Ky., DUI-lst, Plea of not for exam trial, Referred to Glenn Arthur Barton, $100, Continued for notice to Ky., DUI-lst, Set for Jury Arthur Jude Whittaker, St. guilty, Continued to 1-10-91 to public defender. Birmingham, Al., Speeding, defendant and attorney to 1- Trial 1-22-91 at 1:30. Louis, Mo., A.I., Owes $76.50. see attorney. Mark Stanley Williams, $24. 15-91. Paul D. Dodson, Nashville, Dareil W. Hankins, Rus­ The following fines do not Murray, Ky., Burglary in 2nd Erma F. Boykin, Paducah, Gary Wayne Meredith, Tn., Speeding, No insurance, sellville, Ky., Reckless driv­ include the $42.50 or $47.50 degree, Burglary in 2nd de­ Ky., Speeding, $30. Cadiz, Ky., A.I., Possession Has insurance-dismissed. ing, Prosecution deferred, court costs as assessed by the gree, Arraigned, Continued to Jesse Lynn Fulks, Smith- of drug paraphernalia, Pos­ Brian K. Powell, Cadiz, Request of officer. state. 1-10-91 for exam trial, Re­ land, Ky., Speeding, $24. session of marijuan (less Ky., License to be in posses­ Malcolm Ray Wynn, District Court ferred to public defender. than 8 oz.), Set for Jury Trial sion, has license-dismissed; Cadiz, Ky., Habitual Violator, Recorded January 4, 1990 Marlon Quinn Alexander, 1-22-91. No registration plates, has Prosecution deferred to 6-13- Tony J. Clairday, Ten­ Cadiz, Ky., Assault in 4th de­ Jeff Wayne Scott, Cadiz, W hen IJdu Shop valid registration-dismissed; 91, No further violations. nessee Ridge, Tn., Over­ gree, Arraigned-bond $500 Ky., DUI-lst, Unlawful No insurance, Has insur­ Richard S. Garland, Cadiz, weight tandem axle, Contin­ cash, Continued to employ at­ transaction with a minor, Continued to 1-8-91. Joe W. Holland, Hop­ kinsville, Ky., Unlawful transaction with a minor, D.I.P.P., Continued to com­ plete community service work-16 hours. M ark Your Anthony John Folz, Hern­ don, Ky., D.I.P.P., Posses­ sion of alcohol by minor, Continued to complete com­ munity service work-16 hours; No registration, Has C a le n d ar! registration-dismissed. Louis Christopher Perry­ man, Kansas City, Ks., Pos­ session of marijuana, Guilty plea, 30 days in County jail, Credit for time served; Pos­ session of drug paraphanelia, 2 years counseling and treatment. Michael Joseph Folsom, Piper, Ks., Possession of drug paraphenalia, Guilty plea, 30 days in County Jail, Credit for time served; Carrying a con­ cealed deadly weapon, 2 years Yellow Tag Sale counseling and treatment. Thom as C. Curlin, III, Cadiz, Ky., Resisting order to stop motor vehicle, Resisting arrest, Wanton endanger- ment in 1st degree, Ar­ raigned, Continued to 1-8-91 to employ attorney. Save 45% to 75% Daniel Marvin Vanlue, Cadiz, Ky., Incest, Carrying a concealed weapon, Motion to dismiss, Defendant contin- on all Fall & Winter Merchandise

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FRANKFORT, KY - The Education Reform Hotline - the toll-free number Kentuckians may call to re­ ceive information about the state's revamped public edu­ cational system - has changed its number. The new number is 1-800- 242-0520 and the line will be answered directly in the newly established Office of Education Accountability, according to Penney Sanders, who heads the office. Sanders began her new du­ ties on Jan. 2 and will be tem­ porarily locaed in Room 330 of ’ the State Capitol. The legislator message line, the line citizens may U)iIkinAoir& call to leave a message with individual lawmakers, will remain the same. It is 1-800- 372-7181. A third toll-free number to receive up-to-the- minute information about 522-3331 Downtown Cadiz legislative meetings is also in operation. It is 1-800-633- 9650.

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